coconut boost

(noun) Word used to label a person who, often in an unfamiliar environment, trusts to his/her extensive knowledge of nostalgia when choosing a topic of conversation.
Origin: According to nostalgic legend, a coconut version of the famous Boost chocolate bar once graced confectionery shelves across the country.
Sometimes shortened to coboo.
See nostalgist and taleggio.

"Hey, guys, does anyone remember Count Duckula?" inquired the coconut boost.

by Corkin July 31, 2006

space boost

An action used when a person looks to separate a relationship or to pull a couple further apart.

Look at Frank! He's trying to give Nichole and Jordan a space boost!

by da_beef August 25, 2013

yeezy boost

One of the most expensive shoes you will ever see

Chris- I got a pair of yeezy boost. Sam-no you didn't Chris-I know

by Nike 27 32 December 21, 2016

ego boost

sorry buddy, I don't just give those for free. tell you what, since i like you i'll give you a tip. search your name on urban dictionary, you're bound to find something to brighten your day. although if your name is becky, gunter, karen, chad or darel i wouldn't bother.

person 1: i'm sad
person 2: search your name for an ego boost

by who says I have a plan? July 18, 2020

Boost up

Verb. To elevate one's position, typically socially or financially, by siezing an opportunity or taking initiative in some way.

I'm boutta boost up on this résumé workshop nigga.

by JasonEqualsFaggit November 7, 2014

Damage Boosting

Purposefully missing on re-entry, desensitizing your member to last longer during coitus

I tried damage boosting last night and lasted a whole twelve seconds longer!

by Dr. Bigboy Esq. May 27, 2022

Music-Boost

The act of listening to music to either improve or drop ones mood.
Listening to music to help improve your mood or drop your mood to a lower point.

You- "Hey I am a bit nervous about this dance."
Friend- "You should listen to something to calm you down then."
You- "Okay be right back, I am going to go have a Music-Boost."

by JupiterOrbiter March 31, 2013