The collective realization of all your past and future mistakes compressed into a single roasted pine nut*. (Probably)
Also a phrase to slow someone down.
*The meaning of this word in this sentence is a type of food that squirrels eat.
Also a phrase to slow someone down.
*The meaning of this word in this sentence is a type of food that squirrels eat.
by Bry10022 April 8, 2021
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1. A plausible answer or reply to everything and anything.
-Can be used as a word to annoy and confuse another individual.
2. It can be used to describe something tangible like mud crusted on the bottom of your shoe, or even the feeling you get when you wake up in a stranger's bed.
3. It can also be used in the context as an expression, or as a substitution for explicit or vulgar words.
4. Other forms of the word are "blar."
1. A plausible answer or reply to everything and anything.
-Can be used as a word to annoy and confuse another individual.
2. It can be used to describe something tangible like mud crusted on the bottom of your shoe, or even the feeling you get when you wake up in a stranger's bed.
3. It can also be used in the context as an expression, or as a substitution for explicit or vulgar words.
4. Other forms of the word are "blar."
by Suehin January 30, 2009
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v. When a meteorologist totally blows a weather forecast, as such when NBC10 (Philadelphia) Meteorologist John Bolaris forecast the "Storm of the Century" in winter of 2001. Said storm turned out to be no more than a dusting of snow, and caused schools to close, businesses to shut down, and grocery stores stampeded prior to the event even occurring.
"Wow, they really Bolarised this derecho that was supposed to wipe clean the face of the earth today" or "They're really Bolarising this forcast today"
by JohnsonRod June 13, 2013
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