bo oh oh wa ah 

The british way of saying "bottle of water"

Person a: I need something to drink

(british)Person b: Do you want a bo oh oh wa ah?

bo oh oh wa ah by Very important. October 14, 2021

bo'oh'o'wa'er 

This word means a bottle of water in a british accent is your from England you know what I am taking about and you can search up chewkz on youtube to learn how to pronounce it search chewkz bo'oh'o'wa'er.

She is dehydrated she needs a bo'oh'o'wa'er.

bo'oh'o'wa'er by Darkoftheurban (Iknowitsbad) April 25, 2022

Bo'oh'o'wa'er 

How brits say "Bottle of water".

Mate, you got a bo'oh'o'wa'er for me?

Bo'oh'o'wa'er by fract September 19, 2022

bo’oh wo’wo’er

How British people say the simple words bottle of water and some how forget half the word

Can you pass me a bo’oh wo’wo’er?

bo’oh wo’wo’er by Cptn.Mr_Sir September 28, 2022

bo'oh o wo'oh

"bo'oh o wo'oh" is something the british people say when they say "bottle of water"

British dude: "oi, can i get a bo'oh o wo'oh?"
Other dude: "A WHAT?!"

bo'oh o wo'oh by Master3307 January 24, 2024

bo'oh o wo'oh

the British pronunciation of "bottle of water"

to see the american pronunciation, click here: baddle of wadder

bob: yo jimmy, can i have a bo'oh o wo'oh.

jimmy: you mean baddle of wadder?

bo'oh o wo'oh by NEILASc May 2, 2024

wa'a bo'oh

A word British origin.

(WAH-AH BAH-OLE)

Used to describe a plastic bottle containing water.

Be cautious around those who pronounce water bottle like so, for they carry a disease called "british".

MATE 1: I like your wa'a bo'oh.
MATE 2: Cheers mate, lovely chewsday eh?
MATE 1: You're bloody right.

wa'a bo'oh by Globglogabgalabs February 10, 2022