Boost

A word used to express delight over one's good fortune, or happiness.

"He gave me the answers the the test, it was such a boost!"
"I was so boosted that we didn't have school Monday"

by Marcuss July 16, 2008

boost

to raise and exaggerate how badly something really is

Person 1: Woah, that was the best cake i've ever had
Person 2: Don't boost!

by Punjucitaiwanabegogowe February 27, 2008

Boost the Deuce

The dropping of a crucial Deuce; release of a tempermental stool or stools.

Chuck Norris had to Boost the Deuce, thus leaving the world in ashes.
Vin Diesel boosts a deuce much greater than that of Chuck Norris' deuce that he had previously boosted.

by Tay-Lan February 4, 2006

bonstAr

1.(noun) lesbain primate
2. bonnie
3. 23
Antonym - babe, mynx,etc.

"BonstAr gave me a brutal face-five for no reason"

by Jeremy Ku November 4, 2007

Bluster Shot

When a number of children are eager to get jabbed so that they could boast to their peers that they were vaccinated and that they would innocently be protected from all coronaviruses and their variants, with near-zero worry of any short- and long-term side effects considering their age and still-developing immune system.

Politicians and pharmaceutical companies are counting on bluster shots to further open up the economy, and to boost their profit, respectively, with little regard for potential long-term negative effects on the health or growth of millions of children, who have quasi-zero say in their vaccination choice.

by MathPlus December 27, 2021

not boost

synonymous to not cool. can be used to describe a person or an event.

"that girl stole my chicken.. not boost"
"i fell down that hill, not boost"

by balbir October 5, 2007

booster

1)A positive situation. Something to be excited about.

I railed her last night, that shit was a booster.

by pejman December 13, 2008