Bonetrousle

A porrmantaeu of the words "Bone" and "Trousle", both which apply to the fictional character of "Papyrus" from UNDERTALE and is used as the name to Papyrus' Battle Theme (Not to be confused with "Nyeh Heh Heh", Papyrus' Overworld Theme); "Bone" refers to Papyrus' species as a skeleton, and "Trousle" being a made up word similar to "Tousle" which means to "make (a person's hair) untidy" which matches the unorganized, childish, and rambunctious personality of Papyrus. The word being made up also further exemplifies Papyrus' childish and ridiculous nature.

Person 1: What's Papyrus' Battle theme yet again?
Person 2: Oh, it's "Bonetrousle".
Person 1: Cheers, it's one of my favs!

by PolyPixl09 December 28, 2020

brontobot

an exceptionally beautiful female

"She is almost as easy on the eyes as the real Brontobot."

by magdelena rose March 22, 2005

bonettify

to change oneself in order to imitate the look, style, gestures, ideas, or mindset of Bonetti.

Jessi and Molly spent all afternoon trying to bonettify their hair.

by SVU~FREAK July 16, 2008

Bronte boys

Bronte boys are a group of males ranging from 10 to 60 years old they like to spend their days down in the cubes sussin out the shories eyeing out the fitties. Known for their famous gully raves and infamous doggybags. They pull 85% of the fit bitches give 100% of all faggots shit

Ye u seen them bronte boys top blokes innit

by coogee crew is superior October 24, 2018

Broner

Coined by comedic writer Daniel O'Brien in the early 2000s, this term describes "an erection that two frat guys get when they wrestle each other."

*frat guys wrestling. suddenly, one stops*

Frat Guy 1: Dude, why'd you stop, bro?

Frat Guy 2: Well, bro, I was totes about to put you in a headlock, but then I felt your broner brush up against my leg.

by AntonioDeLaVega June 14, 2010

broner

A boner occuring on one of two two straight friends entangled in a bromance.

If I ever got the chance to have a few beers with Tom Brady, I'm pretty sure I'd get a broner.

by Meowsy McDermot February 4, 2009

Boneth

Pronounced Bo-eth, "Boneth" is an alternative to the word "Both". They mean the same thing and can be used in the same context, but "Boneth" is funnier, especially when used on Mrs. Lightbody at LRGS (fitty). Note the silent "n" according to baby chubber Josh Ray.

"Which paper do we do miss, paper 1 or paper 2?"
Well... do boneth!

by George Alaimo June 6, 2007