borat

one of the best social critisims of our time.

in the movie borat, when he attended an elitest white party, they tolerated everything he did. he even brought out a bag of shit saying" where do you put this" and they didn't complain. this all ended when he brought a black woman to the party. the street it was on, seccession blvd.

by moviecriticdude January 24, 2007

Borture

Torture by means of boredom

She made me watch those dinky flicks for like 5 hours straight-complete borture...

by DJ Hypostylus August 28, 2009

Bratuha

Equivalent meaning of "Homie", "Homeboy" or "Bro" in Russian.

"Privet bratuha! Kak dela?" = Hello homie, how are you?

by Weiss123 September 9, 2021

Borat

Hilarious fictional person acted by Sacha Baron Cohen. Is shown in Da Ali G Show and also in the movie Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan. He has some hilarious words you can, and inevitably will, hear everywhere, and laugh, until it's overdone by a moronic nerd.

Sexy time!

High fiive!

I very like!

Very nice, how much?

Hello, my name is Borat.

by Buchyex February 10, 2007

boratitis

the disease people get after they see Borat where they start trying to talk like borat; usually sounds horrible when they say it

"a high five" "wa-wa-wewa" "sexy time"

Adam: Did you hear josh trying to talk like Borat?
Me: Yah, he's got a bad case of boratitis

by gbiery July 1, 2007

Borat fight

A noun meaning a homoerotic wrestling match, where both parties are naked, male, and one is usually much larger than the other. Often occurs in locker rooms. Term coined by populace after a memorable scene in the movie Borat where Borat and Azamat battle over Pamela Anderson's picture. Also called a Borat battle or Borating.

AJ: Did you see Chris and John get into that Borat fight after practice?
Tyler: Yeah! Chris's fat ass destroyed John!
Both: *laughs*

by AJ Young October 23, 2007

bratukha

It's 'brother' in Russian, written as 'братуха'.
Used as a informal greeting to a blood related brother or to a close friend.

Artyom, how are you, bratukha?

OI! BRATUKHA! Where are you going this late at night?
Bratukha, how's school?

by Bratukha February 14, 2022