Book It 

Running very quickly from the police or authority of some type.

"Shh! Shut up!"
"What?"
"Fuck it's the cops!"
"Shit, lets book it outta here man!"

Book It by kat123 January 28, 2009

Book It 

To leave quickly and deliberately.
Origin: Vietnam War. Bo di means leave and Chay means run quickly.

“Bo di chay” spoken quickly in Vietnamese sounded like “book it” to the U.S. soldiers.
When they returned home, they spread the term across the whole country. Which is

why everyone claims they used it growing up during and after the Vietnam war.

“Yo, this party is lame. Let’s book it.”

Book It by GeoFraz January 27, 2019

Book It 

When you or someone else says something funny or someone says something that just catches your attention like a phrase or a joke and you want to post it on Facebook.

Me: Did you hear that joke Fred told yesterday?!

You: Yeah it was so funny i had to BOOK IT!

Book It by Mike Pistols July 25, 2011

book it 

a term used for when you accomplish something

Yo book that shit mann!
or
Book IT!

book it by Anonymous May 7, 2003

book it 

To spread gossip which is only meant for your ears and not for others to know. Other forms known are "Bookin It"

-"Hey did you hear Mitch lost all his money at the casino last night?"
-"Damn, why are you bookin it?"

book it by Duke Tran September 16, 2005

book it 

VERB: to BOOK something, such as a book or smaller book. Use the verb BOOK in the place of any other verb in a sentence to book the sentence.

Jonny booked the pencil. It was book enough to book with, then he booked it.

book it by Jon Wonton July 8, 2003

Book it 

1. When you have to leave from somewhere in general
2. When you have to get out of there in a rush

Example 1:

You: Hey, sorry dude, I gotta book it

Example 2:

You: Bro, the teacher saw him so he just booked it

Book it by suburban04 November 3, 2020