Boomer uncle

Boomer uncle is a guy named Raja from Thanjavur who says ‘anna kooda velaya poren’ whenever he wants to escape, he is popularly called as ‘Item Raja’ and his tag line is ITEM RAJA VALGA !

Friend 1: macha va da veliya polam
Raja: anna kooda velaya poren da
Friends: Boomer Boomer uncle

by Mr. Kasa kasa December 5, 2021

boomer (s)

Like a hummer, but involving Pop Rocks(see hummer)

Betty lost her teeth from all that candy, but boy does she give great boomers.

by TakTik May 20, 2005

Ok boomer

A reply given by zoomers and young millennials to anyone on the internet once they realize that they are a generational minority and will have to wait their turn until they become relevant enough to change American culture. A normal reply to this would be 'Ok loser,' or L.

The internet: You can't just will your opinions into existence.

NPC: Ok boomer! :'(

by boriderechista November 8, 2019

Mini Boomer

A mini boomer is a child or a tween who isn’t up to date with our culture yet. A mini boomer and a boomer aren’t up to date because they are on social media less or if they do they watch toy reviews or videos of their granddaughter Karen and her newborn.

Ah, my young sibling you don’t know what TikTok is, You are such a mini boomer.

by Second MB November 11, 2019

Ok boomer

1. Used by willfully ignorant individuals,

namely millenials, to dismiss

conventional wisdom as "insensitive"

or "out of touch" with reality.

2. Coded phrase. Means "I'm a

cunt".

Mom: Put on some pants, its -20 outside.

Kid (i.e. millenial, perpetual dependant): Ok boomer.

by Keefy Greens January 30, 2020

Boomer Sooner

An embarrassing display of school pride in an inappropriate situation.

Originally the fight song of the University of Oklahoma, convicted murderer Jeffrey Landrigan chose this phrase as his last words before he was executed on October 27, 2010.

Mike pulled an awful Boomer Sooner last night when he sang our school's song as he pissed on a cop car.

by O-kay! October 27, 2010

boomer generation

Anyone born btwn 1937-1956

THE BOOMER GENERATION (1937-1956)- The most radical anti-war, idealist of this generation were born in the late 1930s and early 1940s yet they are never included in the traditional boom years of 1946-1964. Abbie Hoffman (1937), Jerry Rubin (1938), Tom Hayden (1939), Jane Fonda (1937), George Carlin (1937), Peter Fonada (1939), Ted Turner (1939), Richard Pryor (1940) John Lennon (1940), Joan Baez (1941), Bob Dylan (1941). You can't tell me these activist fit the mold of the silent generation. Was John Lennon really part of the silent generation??? People born after 1954 were too young to be affected by Vietnam and to participate in Woodstock. Some of the early punk rock and heavy metal pioneers like Billy Idol (1955) member of the punk band "Generation X", Johnny Rotten (1956) of the Sex Pistols were born during the cusp years.

by drumboogie1970 January 28, 2008