Boo you whore

Coined from the hit movie "Mean Girls" by the excellent actress Rachel McAdams. It can mean many things, either friendly or non. Mostly used as a greeting, or as a burn, bitch. It's a flexible saying, but be sure you're friendly before using in a joking manner, it could be offensive as well.

Jeanean: "Hey Kylie!"
Kylie: "Boo you whore! what are you up to girl?"
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Geneva: "I'm so upset! My boyfriend David broke up with me!"
Olivia: "Boo, you whore-- get over it!"
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Barbie Barbara: "Damn, I'm hot in my A&F jeans."
Emo Emily: "Boo, you fucking whore! Get over yourself, cake face!"

by Jeanean_The_Hottie December 10, 2008

boo you whore

coined from the hit movie "Mean Girls" by the excellent actress Rachel McAdams. It can mean many things, either friendly or non. Mostly used as a greeting, or as a burn, bitch.

Jeanean: "Hey Kylie!"
Kylie: "Boo you whore! what are you up to girl?"

Geneva: "I'm so upset! My boyfriend David broke up with me!"
Olivia: "Boo, you whore-- get over it!"

Barbie Barbara: "Damn, I'm hot in my A&F jeans."
Emo Emily: "Boo, you fucking whore! Get over yourself, cake face!"

by Sophie_Fatale December 9, 2008

boo you whore

its kinda like saying boo you, you whore!

go find me a picture of a gorillas life cycle
go look it up yourself
nah
boo you whore

by Marmamarm November 5, 2007

I love you whore

A person, usually a girl who dates ALOT of men, or a guy trying to win a girl; who says "i love you" after just one day, or very quickly without truly meaning it, or knowing the meaning.

Boy: "i had a great first date, call me?"
Girl: "i love you :D"

Myspace Status: I love you Ethan! 6/17/09
Mood: IN LOVE! <33333333
(Todays date; 6/17/09)

Boy: Do you want to go out with me?
Girl: Sure
Boy: Baby, i love you :D

Olivia: I love my boyfriend!!!!
Taylor: You've been going out with him for a day....
Kirstie: Girl, you've gotta tone it down, you're going to be a MAJOR i love you whore!

by KayTayLivia July 17, 2009

Are you whoring me?

An expression of extreme disagreement with an official at a sporting event, particualrly a football game, can be used in other situations of disagreement.

"Ref number(insert number here) was holding my guy, r u going to call it, no, ARE YOU WHORING ME?

by vince mcnab October 3, 2009

...and the whore you rode in on!

A mondegreen of the charmingly derogatory phrase "well fuck you and the horse you rode in on".

In the days before trains, motorcars and aeroplanes represented a relatively less expensive source of mechanical horsepower, the wealth gap divided knights, kings, nobles and others who could afford horses from paupers who could not. Polo was "the sport of kings" as the trained polo horses cost a fortune with many drowned during heated water polo matches. The resentment was thinly-veiled and phrased in terms of "get off your high horse" to knock the would-be rider off the pedestal.

Transport is now plentiful (while certainly not free) but the cost of paid adult companionship still largely starts in the three-figures-per-hour range and can go up to, well, the sky's the limit. The mile high club remains an amusement for the idle rich.

Hence the resentment of you...and the whore you rode in on!

by bitchuck September 11, 2025