Sarah Jessica Barker

Any girl who fancies herself a style maven but is, in reality, just an ugly girl in a trendy outfit.

Did you see the great outfit Lisa was wearing? Too bad she's such a Sarah Jessica Barker that no one will even notice.

by nyc-a-train December 14, 2010

Birkenhead

Birkenhead is a shit hole town, Across the River Mersey from Liverpool. The people of Birkenhead are the Chavs of Chavs, alcoholic, crackheads, wanna be gangsters and so called hard men, make up the small inbred population. Getting pregnant at 14 by your boyfriend of 28 who happens to be a mate of your dad is perfectly normal, and part of Birkenhead culture. Birkenhead girls have large breasts and some are deeply attractive if a little tarty or chavtastic. A good time in Birkenhead is drinking cider outside Mac Donalds on a Saturday night, followed by a punch up and shagging a underaged girls at the back of Asda.

Birkenhead is a shit hole full of chavs and crackheads. Birkenhead

by kent brockman April 9, 2013

boke

A web spelling of the Scottish/Northern Irish slang boak (which occurs because "boke" looks like how you'd spell it) which can mean either vomit or dry heave (the dry boak).

On BBC Scotland when Rab C. Nesbitt asked, "Got a wee touch of the boak, eh doll?" a lot of folks might have thought he said "boke" -- if they could understand his Glaswegian at all.

by Bagpope March 29, 2009

Berkeley hot

Ugly girls who attend UC Berkeley who are automatically "Berkeley Hot" because there are no better looking girls than them.

"Did you see that breezy who just walked by?"
"No, was she hot?"
"Eh, Berkeley hot.."

by TKPhizzle February 1, 2010

busby berkeley

Dizzy or Sickened, especially by motion.

These beers are making me all Busby Berkeley, I'm about to vomit.

by sqrjn January 30, 2008

Woke and boke

Past tense form of wake and bake.

yesterday, johnson and I woke and boke then went to see the a movie, totally baked.

by huggleskuish May 2, 2010

bjorked

A colloquial augmentation of the phrase 'borked', meaning 'broken beyond repair' or 'cream crackered'.

'Bjorked' means ultimately the same thing as 'borked', but has a much nicer Icelandic-sounding ring to it.

It is especially effective when referring to under-performing people or products from Scandinavia.

Petter Solberg just totally bjorked his car by driving into that tree.

by Rymix June 26, 2006