Character from Gurren Lagann.
The unofficial mascot of Team Dai-Gurren, Boota (ブータ, Būta?) is a small mole-pig from Giha village, whom Simon keeps as a pet. Boota is characterised by his sunglasses and star pattern surrounding the tail in his rear end. No matter how many years pass, Boota's physical appearance does not change. Although he can't talk, he can understand humans, and even has seemingly near-human intelligence. His favorite spots to stay are between Yoko's breasts or on Simon's shoulders. He has ripped off his tail and consequently the tip of his rear end as an emergency food supply for Kamina and Simon so as to provide energy to the starving duo during a crucial fight scene, and also has served as a morale figure to Yoko, when she first hesitated at piloting Gurren in place of Kamina. Interestingly enough, he too was thrown in prison along with Simon, and even had his own pair of miniature handcuffs. When Simon and Viral broke out of jail, Boota loyally ran to Simon's shoulder. However, upon seeing Yoko again, he hastily jumped in her cleavage once more.
The unofficial mascot of Team Dai-Gurren, Boota (ブータ, Būta?) is a small mole-pig from Giha village, whom Simon keeps as a pet. Boota is characterised by his sunglasses and star pattern surrounding the tail in his rear end. No matter how many years pass, Boota's physical appearance does not change. Although he can't talk, he can understand humans, and even has seemingly near-human intelligence. His favorite spots to stay are between Yoko's breasts or on Simon's shoulders. He has ripped off his tail and consequently the tip of his rear end as an emergency food supply for Kamina and Simon so as to provide energy to the starving duo during a crucial fight scene, and also has served as a morale figure to Yoko, when she first hesitated at piloting Gurren in place of Kamina. Interestingly enough, he too was thrown in prison along with Simon, and even had his own pair of miniature handcuffs. When Simon and Viral broke out of jail, Boota loyally ran to Simon's shoulder. However, upon seeing Yoko again, he hastily jumped in her cleavage once more.
Boota: Bae. baebae. bae~
Kamina:Eh? hat are you doing in a place like this?
Boota: Bo-ink.
Kamina: eh hehe. Good! Good!
Boota: Oink.
Kamina: You're my emergency food right?
Boota struggles to get out...
Kamina sleeps and says... Please become a BIG steak...while boota still trapped with Kamina
Kamina:Eh? hat are you doing in a place like this?
Boota: Bo-ink.
Kamina: eh hehe. Good! Good!
Boota: Oink.
Kamina: You're my emergency food right?
Boota struggles to get out...
Kamina sleeps and says... Please become a BIG steak...while boota still trapped with Kamina
by marine_6 February 6, 2010
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Noun- Usually used in the question form being asked for a Boonzing. This is usually used when looking for a mood enhancer.
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Noun- Usually used in the question form being asked for a Boonzing. This is usually used when looking for a mood enhancer.
Verb- Used when someone does something Boonzing worthy! The action is usually a good action unless used after the word not.
Adjective- Used to describe a noun that is great! It can describe anything from a book to a video game.
Adverb- Used to describe some kind of verb. This form isn't normally used but can be in certain situations.
Noun- Me- "Can I get a Boonzing?" You- "BOONZING!"
Verb- "I Boonzinged with my friends yesterday!"
Adjective- "That is a Boonzing worthy game!"
Adverb- "He Boonzinginly walked down the street."
Verb- "I Boonzinged with my friends yesterday!"
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Adverb- "He Boonzinginly walked down the street."
by Duhmensionz February 23, 2011
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Also, derogatory name usually used by someone that previously served or is serving in the U.S. Marines for person assuming new position or assignment.
Throwing something out or kicking someone out.
Also, derogatory name usually used by someone that previously served or is serving in the U.S. Marines for person assuming new position or assignment.
Throwing something out or kicking someone out.
Private Smith is a fucking boot.
Don't expect much from the new guy, he's just a fucking boot.
My television finally quit, so I gave it the fucking boot.
Jim does nothing around here...I feel they should give him the fucking boot.
Don't expect much from the new guy, he's just a fucking boot.
My television finally quit, so I gave it the fucking boot.
Jim does nothing around here...I feel they should give him the fucking boot.
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1. To get kicked out of or ejected from an establishment
2. To get sent home
Past tense: got the boot
He/she gave me the boot
1. To get kicked out of or ejected from an establishment
2. To get sent home
Past tense: got the boot
He/she gave me the boot
by kuzione December 6, 2005
Get the get the boot mug.Putting someone in the boot (trunk) of your car after a severe beating, then dumping them somewhere far away, presumably after another sound beating. The unknown aspect of being driven away in a boot adds to the psychological distress. Has also resulted in death in some cases.
In New Zealand, when someone has wronged you in a serious enough manner, this is often seen as the ultimate punishment.
In New Zealand, when someone has wronged you in a serious enough manner, this is often seen as the ultimate punishment.
Man 1 - That shithead neighbour has broken into my house and taken my kids xmas presents!
Man 2 - Boot rides are free cuz. Shall we pay the prick a visit?
Man 2 - Boot rides are free cuz. Shall we pay the prick a visit?
by Baytrey Tipene June 12, 2016
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it can be as inappropriate as you want it, it can be used jokingly or seriously,
or simply, someone can go chew on your shoe...
your pick,
it can be as inappropriate as you want it, it can be used jokingly or seriously,
or simply, someone can go chew on your shoe...
your pick,
by Stephanie XD February 23, 2009
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