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bodacious

A righteous babe or Confident in beauty and skill. Commonly known from it's use in Bill and Ted's Excellent adventure, is derived from the Welsh name Boudica, also known as Boadicea. A Queen of a Celtic tribe who fought the Romans in 60 AD in a revolt that pushed back the Roman empire to London. The rebellion killed around 80,000 Romans. She went on to defeat the Romans again, despite being heavily outnumbered.
"Does this shirt show too much cleavage?"
"No, You look totally bodacious!"
by Boudica11 May 21, 2015
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bodacious

bodacious brookie brownies!
by bodacious~mama December 20, 2010
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bodacious

an adjective used for the gifted few that have a body that make people say :'damn' 'dayuuuum' or simply, 'wow'. usually preceded by the up-down
her body was so bodacious, i wanted to go up and lick her.
by heyitsdeejayy February 22, 2009
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bodacious

A famous bull, rarely ever ridden the full 8 seconds. He was retired in 1995 because of his awesome power.
"Staying on Bodacious the full 8 seconds is the epitomy of bull-riding skill"
by Stephen Hawking February 21, 2004
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bodacious

"the master of diaster" a bull that needs no introduction makes bull riders fear him and also bashes faces in. only 6 out of 135 men ever rode the beast.
Tuff Hedeman’s face looked like a pumpkin or a bad halloween mask after bodacious smashed him up pretty good.
by Colin Brown April 19, 2005
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bodacious

awesome, usually in reference to feminine power as inspired by the British warrior-queen Boadicea, aka Boudica, who led an uprising of the tribes against the occupying forces of the Roman Empire, in 60 AD.
by factsmachine01 June 1, 2010
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bodacious

Describes something extremely 80s, eg anything fluro, scrunchies,legwarmers, New kids on the block e.t.c
'Did you see that top that chick was wearing?? it was totally bodacious'
by Allie July 17, 2004
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