Bool

1. A primitive variable type in most programming languages; can be true or false
2. Because undeclared bool variables usually default to false: A word used as an antonym for cool; As in not cool; can be used as a noun for an imaginary substance of very uncoolness.

Not gonna lie, that movie was really bool.

What a load of boolshit!

Holy buckets of bool! That hurt!

Don't drown in a pool of your own bool.

by One Bard October 12, 2009

Bool

A term used in the deep south to describe acting foolish.

Come over to my house later. We boolin'

by MacDog60 September 23, 2016

Bool

To adventure in a wild or belligerent manner

You tryna go bool around in the woods or up at the bars

by White_rii October 5, 2017

boole

This is another word for pushing something

Boole the trolley around the supermarket

by sueseee October 16, 2005

Bool

To hang around in a public space in attempt to converse and connect with strangers. Often done when bored, drunk or high.

Person 1: “That party got canceled, what should we do?”
Person 2: “let’s just go to Safeway and bool”

by Jakeceo May 4, 2020

Bool

To push a bicycle on foot; to get off a bike and walk it when the road is too tough to cycle on.

Often said in Hull and Yorkshire.

"The hill was so steep, I had to bool my bike"
"I booled my bike all the way up the street because my chain came off"

by pandora braithwaite October 8, 2013

Bools

British slang for "balls." See chools.

Guy: Oh mate, that bird just kicked me in the bools!

by Daruna February 23, 2007