Bootsite

This is a noun referring to a person who displays bootsie or bootsy qualities.

You know that fucker Kyle, he's a bootsite

by buster February 8, 2004

Boobist

To be a Boobist is to worship the most beautiful woman god who is the built up of the best parts of the most beautiful women.

Will: Did you hear Jesse is a Boobist now
Matt: yea he worships the sexy woman god

by dat man 227 February 2, 2014

bootstrappy

Mistaken belief that conservatives and libertarians have about their own self-sufficiency, when the world has, in fact, never been more interdependent.

Bob thinks it's really bootstrappy to buy all those American flags that were made in Taiwan.

by TeddyKGB September 10, 2011

Bootitrous

When you’re the exact opposite of ugleh. When being a ponk isn’t enough. It’s the ultimate form of manhood, respect, honor, and ponkitude

That ponk right there is bootitrous.

I’ve never had a more bootitrous day.
That’s not ugleh. It’s bootitrous.

by Ugleh Ponk June 27, 2019

bootyist

One who practices and cultivates the belief of bootyism. A teacher, as well as a student, looks for the answers of the booty. Not to be confused with a booby.

"Dick not only believes in bootyism, he's a bootyist to us all".

"He's no booby"."- Anonymus

by estaban1123 April 9, 2010

boothstown

Boothstown is a little shit hole in Salford, not worsley, full of stuck up, pretentious twats that think they’re something, full of shit little bars that charge 8 quid a pint that everyone buzzes off, even though one (why not) is literally a converted gaff, traffics is about as shit as their piss poor multicolored Christmas lights round that dive of a precinct.

Boothstown is in Salford

by 4193ydraw March 3, 2020

bootstrap

An establishment which one reluctantly visits after a long indecisive search for a pub/club/restaurant/cafe. Selected not for its superiority to previously considered establishments, but as a last resort.

The term bootstrap originated in the UK. When searching for a place to each lunch, many eventually choose to eat a Boots £3.29 meal deal because they have given up searching for alternative that can be agreed upon. A highly available outlet in conjunction with rising hunger levels eventuate in people being caught in a 'boots trap'. Unfulfilled and disappointed, one wishes they picked the cafe they had encountered half an hour ago.

Although its' use traditionally refers to establishments, its' use has often been used to refer to other last resort acquisitions that are subjectively less pleasing than previously rejected (and now unavailable) alternatives. (e.g. buying a car, hooking up at a bar/party).

a. We ended up in a right bootstrap last night.
b. Why? There are so many good bars around that part of town.
a. Yeah I know.. but we couldn't agree on one, and we had been walking around for ages.

by Yelnaaah January 12, 2015