boomernomics

originally an investment strategy term, used to describe funds that invest heavily in boomer-related products and services, such as anti-aging herbs or bird-watching tours; can be more broadly applied to the general economic and social effects of this large demographic group moving on in its collective life

My careful study of boomernomics predicts a great future in recreational vehicle sales, so I'm going for it!

by jcere December 9, 2008

Boomerang Punch

When you punch someone such force in one eye that the vibrations reverberate around the skull and make the other eye pop out.

That "B" was snoopin in my wallet that I had to give her the boomerang punch. I didn't realize the mess it would make on my shirt

by Swipe McGee May 14, 2009

Boomerang

An oral sex position in which the hombre lies down and the woman stands above his head, then bends all the way down to his cock without getting on her knees or even bending her legs, then proceeds to suck the man dry.

Jim: Dude, Stacey's sweet.
John: You haven't even banged her yet bro.
Jim: No but she's sick at boomerang'in.

by laxislife7777 August 17, 2011

Boomerang Gift

Sending money or gift to someone knowing full well that you are likely getting the same amount or identical gift from that same person in return as a gift.

I gave my brother some cash for X-mas and he gave me the same amount for my X-mas gift. Gotta love a Boomerang Gift!

by Patrick Wilde December 12, 2009

boomerang poop

A messy poop that will have you returning to the bathroom later to finish wiping up the after-effects.

Papa Ginos always causes me to have boomerang poops.

by Boxman37 July 20, 2008

boogernail

1. A fingernail trimmed slightly longer than the other fingernails for scraping boogers from inside one's nose. 2. The index fingernail on the right hand.

Ever since he broke his nose, he needs a boogernail to keep his sinuses clear.

by anagramman January 10, 2010

Boomerang Generation

The current crop of adults born from about 1975 to 1991. The term Boomerang Generation came from the fact that they move back in after graduating from college. This often occurs because they have spent a small fortune in college and cannot even afford to interview, let alone move to another town that has a good job. They are sometimes stuck working menial jobs that are insulting to their intelligence and qualifications. The down side to the Boomerang Generation, is that people in this age bracket will often move home with any minor setback. This is often condoned by parents and is evidence that we as a society have been prolonging adolescence.

In Japan these people are often called parasitic singles.

Many people in the Boomerang Generation move back home for good reasons such as trying to get on their feet after college. Many are also pathetic leeches who do it at the insistence of other people.

by New English February 7, 2009