borroging

to blog on another's blog, guestbook, or web-space

Today I went to the store and bought red shoes. I came home and did a Internet keyword search for "red shoes" and "blog." I posted my experience on the first entry returned, borroging on their guestbook.

by jason October 25, 2005

borrifick

boring, yet terrific.

Man, that movie was totally borrifick. She gives a borrifick blowjob.

by Orangel February 25, 2009

Borfumple

A word that can be used in the place of any other word.

Exmaple - A borfumple and can be borfumpled in the borfumple of any other borfumple.

A borfumple and can be borfumpled in the place of any other borfumple.

by lycann March 30, 2009

borrifying

(bohr-iff-eye'-ing), -adjective; def: when the depth of mind-numbing boredom is so far-reaching, such a vast maw (see: mawesome) that one is literally horrified by the void of stimulus. Often inspires irrational fear that nothing will ever be interesting again.

The braggart droned on about his musical career... The conversation was so long and bad it was borrifying!

by bl4cksh33p February 7, 2010

Borrice

A professional kissing teacher. Someone bought to help increase tongue and lip capabilities.

He could really use a Borrice.

by Kevin Dippnerine November 20, 2010

borefactor

borefactor simply means boring games or being bored at a new level. Borefactor games took a new level in the ps3, xbox 360 generation of online games and the term are often used in reviews.

The origin of the term gave rise in the early 90-s via PC gaming in particular;eg BORING...

Some borefactor games include simcity, myst and other mouse clicking or mouse n' click rpgs. These are def. boring games.

by asdf66667878 July 31, 2011

Borrittry

the act of being a pretentious overbearing smug flaccid oaf

he said that with real Borrittry

by nome de plume August 7, 2012