Boothism

The excessive use of idioms, capitalization, and punctuation intended soley for the purpose of hearing one's own voice and/or admiring one's own literary proficiency.

Boothism In conversation: "At any rate, the long and the short of it is that we just have to figure out how this happens."

Boothism In writing: " The long and the short if it is that I have no update yet (just arrived and checked). Do you have an update from TODAY (ie., Friday in Greece) AFTER she had the day to re-examine, determine problem (i.e. issue and availability), etc?

by JanitorialTeam March 1, 2010

the Booth

this can be anywhere making music takes place. Whether it's your dorm room, laundry room etc. if you're recording, you're in the booth.

J: Yo you tryna go to the booth?

D: Yea, Ill meet you in Getsch 108 (dorm room).

by teamtrust May 29, 2009

i've heard it both ways

A good way to sound witty after you have just been proven wrong.

Shawn: "Gus please. Don't be Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Marzipan."
Gus: "Azkaban."
Shawn: "I've heard it both ways."

by blulelizard October 5, 2009

Andrew Booth

A 40 year old man stuck in a 16 year old body

Man that person is an Andrew Booth

by omgitsnightly May 7, 2019

Take it to the booth

When a Soldier (deployed) is told to go to the phone booth area of the MWR Center because his crying and whinning during his video web-chat with girlfriend or wife is bothering everyone around him.

Looks Man! No one else here wants to hear your sniveling, if you can't handle the call, Take it to the booth.

by Special Forces Soldier November 25, 2010

Smoke at both ends

An insult with no apparent meaning

Coby: Josh you smoke at both ends.

Josh: What the fuck does that mean?

by Pumpfriction August 9, 2008

hot and bothered

When you're really, super horny for someone.

"Dude, im so hot and bothered; Staring at your mother. Dude, I think i want to be your father..."

by Big Dicky Ricky May 7, 2016