Bouky Fresh

"bouky fresh" is used to mean something that is very cool, it can be interpreted as a combination of two distinct qualities that together create an exceptional result. "Bouky" might imply something that is unconventional, daring, scary or even slightly dangerous, while "fresh" could suggest something that is new, original, awesome or innovative.

Together, the two words could create a sense of excitement, intrigue, or even awe. In this context, "bouky fresh" could be used to describe a wide range of things, such as a cutting-edge technology, a bold new fashion trend, an impressive athletic performance, an innovative artistic expression.

"His gameplay in Call of Duty was bouky fresh, as he skillfully navigated the map and took out opponents with daring moves and impressive accuracy."

by BoukyFresh February 20, 2023

Day of Fresh

Fresh, Day of (n.)

1) A selected day of the standard American work week during which the mid-day meal is typically consumed at a local Subway restaurant.

2) Monday

Friend: Day of Fresh?
You: Sounds like a plan.

by lethalaudio October 13, 2010

what's poppin' fresh?

This is a greeting meant to say what's up, what's crackin', or another such colloquial greeting. The reason it is popular is because Poppin' Fresh is the Pillsbury Doughboy's former name (the name was changed to update little Freshy's character and bring him into modern times). The phrase is not questioning what Poppin' Fresh is, rather it is using poppin' in it's slang meaning, and it is using fresh as a noun, not an adjective. Fresh refers to the person being addressed by the question.

Bob: Yo
Joe: Yo, what's poppin' fresh?
Bob: Not much kid, what's crackalackin'

by Marley September 2, 2008

Fresh-Pay

Fresh-pay is newly acquired funds (ie. pay cheque, loan, credit), deposited into your bank account no more than two weeks from the last deposit of funds. Once fresh-pay has reached fifteen days old, it becomes old-pay, or stale-pay.

Fresh-pay is often depended upon by people living pay-cheque to pay-cheque, individuals who are irresponsible with money and those who should never be lent money under any circumstance (ie. deadbeats).

Fresh-pay should not be confused with the following: stolen-pay, antique-pay, big-pay and pay-day

Example:

Hey man can you pay the caterer your part of the deposit, it has to be paid today?

Well I only have $50 left over from my old pay still in the bank, do you think they need that? Don't you think they would prefer $50 of my fresh-pay I'll be getting on Wednesday?

No man, I don't. They want any pay, as long as its money. So just get it done.

by ohTHATguy13 March 3, 2011

fresh young tart

word created by guys checking out younger girls in public. Whether legal or not, a fresh young tart is a long girl who is so beautiful in every way and just in general, tight. Has to be at least two years younger than the guy who is checking her out and she must be young, barley used, pretty face, skinny, and has a tight little body. Eye candy for all

That cute little girl right there, it may be statutory rape but she is such a fresh young tart.

Dude, she is such a fresh young tart she must be tight as hell.

by tash.0 May 11, 2013

hip and fresh

Cool and unique at the same time; unheard of yet popular.

Person 1: Have you heard of that band, (2fsc78{ dc!"D?)?
Person 2: Yes, they're very very hip and fresh.

by FarTop April 8, 2010

Not-So-Fresh

A general feeling of uncleanliness, sometimes used to suggest that somebody has an STD. Usually remedied by a good douching on the part of girls or possibly an enema for guys.

From a mid-80s commercial for Massengill brand douche.

Girl: Mom, do you ever feel, you know, not-so-fresh?
Mom: Of course, that's why I douche.

by lovesmesumcake December 16, 2008