boorgle

(boor-guhl) verb

1. to move or sway your head with short, quick, irregular vibratory movements between a females breasts (usually large).

- word inspired from possible sounds escaping from the mouth of the boorgler.

"I would love to give those puppies a boorgle!"

by revgoomba February 4, 2007

borgify

To forcefully subsume something into a larger system or whole, with blatant disregard for the individuality of the thing to be subsumed. Inspired by the Borg, a fictional civilization of cyborgs in the Star Trek universe who, although composed of billions of individual bodies and machines, share a single conciousness. The Borg assimilate other species and cultures, adapting their biological and technological distinctiveness to service the Borg, with the declaration that "resistance is futile."

When Gretchen read the memo from headquarters instructing all branch managers to begin using the new timekeeping system at the beginning of the new fiscal year, she knew her team would really resent another attempt to borgify operations.

by T E Williams June 9, 2004

Clive Borg

A Maltese expression used to described something or someone that is very fat.

OMG your so fat! You are like Clive Borg.
Ara Clive Borg. Ehh stenn dak it tanker

by gta6 player November 7, 2020

Beorge Gush

What really drunk people often end up saying instead of 'George Bush'. Proof that you shouldn't mix political based conversations with alcohol.

Conversation example:

"So dude, who did you vote for?"
"Beorge Gush! ALL THE WAY MAN!!"
"Who??"
"BEORGE GUSH, you dumbass!"
"Do you mean George Bush?"
"THAT'S WHAT I SAID! Who did you vote for, pal?"
"Kohn Jerry, man."
"Isn't he in porno?"
"No that's Ron Jeremy."
"Get outta town! We had someone in porn running for president?"

by DurDaDur January 21, 2005

Borger

A menu item at Mcdonalds when the ice cream machine is broke

"Can I get a fuckin uhhhhhhhhhhhhhh borger"

by #@#&% December 7, 2017

gorge borge

Noun, originated in Amsterdam during the 2017 blackout. Involves taking off pants , bread in water and the gorgemeister

Gorge Borge at Getty house!

by Lukep January 24, 2021

borgnine

Used in place of "Bogart" to indicate someone's hogging of a sandwich, rather than a joint. (see, the term "bogart" is a reference to actor Humphrey Bogart's continuous chain smoking of cigarettes; "borgnine" is a similar concept but references actor Ernest Borgnine, and his apparent love of sandwiches. First said by Homer Simpson, being protective of his Rib-wich.

Hey, don't borgnine my sandwich!

by grz41 January 22, 2014