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trina boing zip-zap 

Also in offensive Latinoamerican English, it is used to describe a really fat lady that can be compared as a walrus or a seal.
Look at that, she is trina boing zip-zap.

gnawing and boning 

Scarberian speak for: having sex. (Scaberia = the home of John Candy, The Barenaked Ladies, Jim Carrey and Mike Myers.)
(spoken like Otto in the Simpsons) - Yeah, like the party was awesome eh ! Every room had people gnawing and boning all over the place ...
gnawing and boning by SuperDave January 17, 2008
A big smelly pile of shit mixed in with jizz and chunks of minge
Jesus Christ, this fucking taste like its been soking in a bucket of bojing all day.
bojing by Bojing Hiatus June 26, 2003
The act of copying someone's digital video or music collection in total; often times by attaching a portable USB hard drive to their computer. Taken from the fictional alien race The Borg, from Star Trek: The Next Generation, whose primary purpose was to assimilate entire races via technology.
John and Jenny have set up their computers on a network, and they're Borging each other's Madonna collection.

I took my USB drive to Billy's house and Borged seasons 1-7 of The Simpsons.
Borging by JamesBradford July 15, 2009
1. Something sub-par, or questionable, in quality.

2. The part of a ship that the lower classes use to do their drunk dancing.
1. That movie, Titanic, is borange.

2. That borange scene in that borange movie was borange.
borange by Geoff January 7, 2005

sha boing boing 

An offshoot of the onomatopoeic word "boing," the phrase "Sha-Boing BOING!" is used as a confident emphasis at the end of an assuredly correct statement. This is similar to other phrases such as "Yeah, that's RIGHT!," "That's what I'm sayin'," "You said it," or (in more spiritual settings) "Can I get an Amen?"

Emphasis is put on the second "boing" and the gusto with which that "boing" is delivered is meant to underscore the sincerity of the speaker's resolve that his/her statement is the undeniable truth.

This phrase is especially useful after successfully completing an act which others have claimed impossible.
Speaker 1: "There's no way you can dunk from that far away."
Speaker 2: "I can & I will."
(Speaker 2 successfully dunks.)
Speaker 2: "Sha boing BOING!"