bootlegger

a undergrounddistributer of various item. Commonly CD, DVD PS2 Games

I got the Passion of christ DVD a week befor it came out in theaters from the bootlegger in the barber shop

by Deez March 29, 2004

bootlegga

nigga u get lq from wen u cant get nun from the sto

Yo yall got a bootlegga round here

by Kody Nolder January 5, 2010

Bootleg budget

A descriptive term that refers to someone who doesn't make a lot of money and doesn't have a lot of money with them

Some common characteristics exhibited by these people are:

-Always being tired looking, sounding or feeling (maybe even a combination of them)

-Being into something that many stupid people would consider "weird" or "childish" like anime or video games

-Dressing in very simple ways like a T shirt that's a single colour

Nathan: Hey man, you wanna go eat some Italian food with me?

Jimmy: No man, I'm on a bootleg budget. Still struggling affording high quality food, I live off of frozen meals. Sorry

Nathan: Oh... that sucks. Well maybe when you get that degree we can spend more time and money together

Jimmy: Yeah

by Crusty cheese virus May 13, 2020

bootlegged

Something that looks low-budget or otherwise messed up; something that looks hastily thrown together or uninspired.

Person 1: Did you see Mary's webpage? Person 2: Yeah, I saw it. It was bootlegged.

by Sphinx March 26, 2005

Bootleggers

A fun web-based game, often compared to Neopets, that is at www.bootleggers.us

Bootleggers is my faveroite web-based game.

by Yo Mama January 18, 2005

bootleg

A pirated copy of something.

Not always guaranteed to be reliable because, of course, it isn't the original.

Ahhh, I remember those great nights where I used to get BOOTLEG copies of music on Napster :3

by Joshiro007 March 3, 2003

Bootleg Turn

A defensive driving maneuver, also used as a stunt and in extreme situations where a 180-degree turn is required in very little space. Performed by driving forward, then suddenly steering left or right, rotating the car 180 degrees, then driving off in the opposite direction.

The move originated in the Prohibition era, when bootleggers would modified automobiles and created extreme driving maneuvers in an effort to outrun police.

Not to be confused with the J-turn.

Anyone transporting a VIP through dangerous territory should know how to bootleg turn: you never know when you'll be ambushed!

by Airrider October 10, 2009