Bugly

The term was coined by the students of Graphic Design at Oregon State University in Corvallis, Oregon in the mid 1980's as a term for girls who wear darker lip liner than the lipstick applied. Bugly was a invented Rastafarrian term for a butt hole appearance of the mouth.

That chick is looking especially bugly today.

by Deb Fox March 11, 2008

Buboy

slang for the Lord of the Gays "GayLord"

The buboy of the world is just a kid.

by Historian_166 May 3, 2011

Buggy Hub

A protruding pelvic mound, most often seen when a woman is performing yoga.

Mike: Look at the buggy hub on Zlata, as seen in several Youtube videos.

by Buggy Chaser August 19, 2011

Doom Buggy

The show name given to Disney's OmniMover system, used in the Haunted Mansion rides in California and Florida.

Please keep your arms inside the Doom Buggy at all times.

by Brian The Mute October 16, 2008

Buggy Huggy

To be Smooth, Quick, and Agile with your hands and feet.

"Come on Claude your not being Buggy Huggy."

"You think your Buggy Huggy enough to get in the ring with the champ?"

"You seriouse right now? you besta be buggy huggy to get in this with me."

by Maveron May 4, 2010

Bad Buoy

This is accomplished when you and a friend are in some form of pool of water and one friend does a handstand that keeps his lower waist above water. He then walks with his hands over to you and pushes every bit of gas out of his anus next to your face.

While Sam and I were swimming the other day, I snuck up on Sam and dropped a very Bad Buoy right in his ear! Sam now has a remarkably bad ear infection!

by Icepick_Trotter January 27, 2017

Brown's Buoy

- When your stool hits the upper slope of the toilet bowl, spiraling into a symmetrical mound, thus protruding out of the water causing the odor of your feces to be much more pungent and foul (or enjoyable depending on said party).

- Developed by a Revenue Marine captain in the 1850s. This relatively simple buoy had a base supporting a superstructure upon which hung a bell with four clappers that struck as the buoy rolled in the sea.

"I could hear the Brown's Buoy bell toll as it guided or ship closer to shore."

"I left a Brown's Buoy on the fourth floor at work today."

by Construc December 30, 2007