Boot(Dutch)translated to English is ship.
Keep your dirty talk on the boot(ship).
Inappropriate conversation in public.
When you talk to your girlfriend at the same way you talk to your friends/colleague's
Sailors talk a lot about dirty stuff.
When your girlfriend tells you to stop talking about inappropriate subjects . She will firmly say the word, boot!
Keep your dirty talk on the boot(ship).
Inappropriate conversation in public.
When you talk to your girlfriend at the same way you talk to your friends/colleague's
Sailors talk a lot about dirty stuff.
When your girlfriend tells you to stop talking about inappropriate subjects . She will firmly say the word, boot!
If you say to her: I want to have xxx with you at Christmas dinner table when the all the family is sitting on the same table.
She will just shout, Boot.
She will just shout, Boot.
by RealSailor January 06, 2022
by Jimmothy Rob January 16, 2025
noun: The UK’s one-stop-shop for beauty, health, and that sandwich you grab during lunch breaks. Also, a place you accidentally spend half your paycheck.
by MrGreen August 18, 2023
A word invented by the queen herself (Athena Layna) and it’s used to emphasise a statement or as like a similar word to slay or serve
by thegreatdefiner123 December 03, 2023
1. To be heavily intoxicated by any type of substance
2. To abuse a substance
3. To consume a substance very quickly with the results of being heavily intoxicated
4.To refer to past heavily intoxication
2. To abuse a substance
3. To consume a substance very quickly with the results of being heavily intoxicated
4.To refer to past heavily intoxication
DUDE IM SO BOOT
(aka: Dude Im so f*cked)
YOU'RE BOOT
(aka: You're heavily intoxicated)
I WAS SO BOOT
(aka: I was so heavily intoxicated)
(aka: Dude Im so f*cked)
YOU'RE BOOT
(aka: You're heavily intoxicated)
I WAS SO BOOT
(aka: I was so heavily intoxicated)
by kanandphil October 20, 2008
by j varone December 13, 2004