Boiled down to low gravy

to swallow your pride

Paul boiled down to low gravy after it was proven that he was a liar, so he apologized.

by G.T. man January 13, 2021

Boils Bungsack

A replacement for "This sucks". Usually said when you are saying a game sucks. Originally said by Youtuber MerkMusic

*Dies in COD*
"This game boils bungsack"

by ritchey!!!!!! January 14, 2021

Waxer and Boil

2 clones who were inseparable friends during the clone wars.

Person 1: dude, those 2 are like Waxer and Boil.
Person 2: they are best friends.

by Cooper Pooper January 14, 2021

Hard-Boiled Hot Pocket

A Hard-Boiled Hot Pocket is not your ordinary pocket. This is Outta Pocket.

Boiled in water at a temp of 420, this hot pocket shall burst into the water. This creates a perfect pond of what ever flavor you have chosen. Imagine it now, two cups of boiling sausage egg and cheese water, while a loaf of bread floats at the top. After boiling for 69 seconds, it is time to dive into this magnificent body of water. Enjoy the sogginess of the bread as the sausages get stuck in your teeth.

Samuel: "Man.. i sure am hungry. What's that you got there kev?"
Kevin: "oh nothing... Just a Hard-Boiled Hot Pocket.. that's right... HARD BOILED"

by Kbaezmaster1 March 20, 2021

Boiling kettle

The moment that the water inside of a kettle reaches 100°C In word form (Boiling)

The kettle is boiling like a boiling kettle

by Jefferson 27323272323273323 23 April 22, 2021

Boiling

Boiling foods, both those that are usually boiled and those that are not (i.e. steak, chicken, burgers, bread, etc). Boiling is disgusting, and one of the main causes of samonella and will most likely cause another disease. You would call someone who boils a "Boiler", and someone who is against boiling a "Boilst"

"Did you hear about Gamer?? Shes been boiling every food she eats, such a boiler"

by sbsjsbejflsnsjss July 17, 2022

Boil-o

A term coined by Michael Stevens of Vsauce, Boil-o is an invisible, undetectable, unverifiable/unfalsifiable substance that appears whenever things begin to boil. While, yes, the phenomenon of boiling is perfectly explained without Boil-o, Boil-o is still there.

Boil-o is used as an example of redundancy. If a phenomena is perfectly explained without something, why include the something?

"Johnny: Yo man, I'm cooking up some pasta, you want some?
Mike: Yeah, sure, just start boiling the water.
Johnny: Don't you mean "apply BOIL-O to the water?"
Mike: For fucks sake, John, I don't want to get into this philosophy shit, it's been a long day, just- just tell me when you're done, alright?
Johnny: Jeez man, fine, I'll tell you when it's done.
Mike: Thank you.

by Hexiliac June 8, 2022