bootsy box

A game played using a 12 pack beer box, usually attempted by drunk people. The goal is mostly to kick the shit out of the box. Hitting the cieling is good. The only way to win is to get the box to land on one's head like a helmet...this is extremely difficult to do. You are not allowed to use your hands for anything but holding your beer.

Zac, Wes, Chris and Joel love to play bootsy box when they get drunk.

by Rosco77 April 7, 2006

nig bootey

reffering to a black woman's "big bootey" or butt, for those who don't understand slang.

Lopedog: Yo, did you see Shawneesha's nig bootey?
Cornbread: BIG NIG BOOTEY HOE!!!

by mcjizzmuffin June 15, 2007

bootsy

(adj.) unfair, uncool, or "ungood"

What? You can't go home this weekend because of homework? That's hella bootsy!

by k1 October 11, 2001

bootsy bronc

The general scope of this definition has recently been expanded to include all Ford Broncos manufactured between model years ’92 and ’96 (inclusive); providing the vehicle is equipped with the following aftermarket redneck paraphernalia: brush guard, mud flaps, aerial antenna (exceeding four feet in length), flood lights, and at least one decal/sticker referencing NASCAR and/or any other affiliated domestic, racing program.

Danny: "When yer talkin' 'bout mud flaps for my Bootsy Bronc, size DOES matter."

by Danger Boy January 23, 2004

bootsey

bootsey is the highly dangered pussy cat roaming around at night, killing all the little mice around. His little white boots
is the last thing those mice see before their death...

the mice ran in terror after seeing the white boots of bootsey

by the ty teedler December 19, 2004

bootsy

adj. describes someone who is uncool, weird, not hip, or just not in style. can also describe something that one dislikes.

Man, your dad still says "the bomb". Hes hecka bootsy!

Ay yo, history is hecka bootsy today, lets ditch!

by ~*~*}{yP}{y Qu33N ~*~* June 14, 2006

Bootsy Collins

a term used to define a musician who drifts away from his or her's original sound to one that tries to satisfy the public; just as Bootsy Collins did in his day

Common’s verse on “While I’m dancin” crushes all speculation that the brother’s gone all Bootsy Collins on us.

by Brett "Danny DeVito" Segal November 29, 2005