Borry

Of or pertaining to boring.

The town of Ottawa is borry.

by Andrew7361254 June 18, 2008

Borrello

Someone who is very annoying and keeps referencing to a burrito.

Someone who will ruin your chances with a girl.

Man1: Hey baby wanna come over here?

*Fart sounds*

Man2: Oh god dude we shouldn't have eaten all those burritos

Man1: Thanks for that borrello dude...

by Tarko July 16, 2009

botard

A female beyond the realm of ugliness who thinks massive amounts of Botox and/or surgery will improve her looks.

Paris Hilton is such a botard.

by Zogmister November 16, 2006

wana borrow my cat

its a term used when dropping out of college or school and the mothers then seem concerned. Finally you think they care about your problems that have caused you to drop out in the first place but no. Its because they loose beneifts. on items destroyed in anger/tantrum/breakdown shortly after u blame it on the cat which u actually dont have although your mother doesnt even notice and gets the tea on. Talking to a friend they completly understand and therefore the phrase "wana borrow my cat" came about.

"blah mum benefits ah im so angry blah smash..o il just blame the cat. she wont even notice we dont have one. wish she would"
"hm my mums the same.....wana borrow my cat"

by Nicola EB December 14, 2008

borris

came from william brookes school to dicrib kids that aint enterted puberty and have no pubic hair

ur a borris and little borris

by +add+ December 6, 2004

Can I borrow a feeling?

Can I borrow a feeling? is an expression people say to goths and emo-kids to feel good about themselves. Since most goths do not actually have feelings, the question is understood to be rhetorical. Since emo-kids have too many feelings, the question implies that the emo-kid is a way too caught up in his worthless life.

Dear Goth,
Can I borrow a feeling? Check one:
Yes
No

by Hodgson May 18, 2006

borridge

A wet stinkin fart

1.“Did you hear that borridge cunt“
2. “Look at the fucking borridge cunt”
3. “Shes an ugly borridge fuck”

by Chelsea Caprice & Georgia Blak August 24, 2020