On Da Book

a prepositional phrase used to describe time spent on Facebook. Used to replace saying "on Facebook", often said after making a stalkerish reference to something seen on Facebook.

"I was lurkin' on da book last night and found a picture of my ex making out with a fish."

Girl 1: I wonder if that guy from Chem is available...
Girl 2: He is. He just broke up with Sherry who is in nursing school.
Girl 1: How do you know that...?
Girl 2: What? It was on da book.

by lurkin n' bookin' March 18, 2009

Creepin' the Book.

Stalking known or unknown persons on Facebook for any extended amount of time.

"Man, I'm late for work, but I can't stop creepin' the book."

-"What'd you do all night?"
-"Eh, I crept the book, found some new friends"

by Kevin R Miller February 2, 2009

Book Legs

The act in which one begins to narrarate ones own life according to the style of the lengthy book just read in a short period of time.

"Frank's still talking like hes an elf in a bloody fantasy novel."
"Probably stuck on his book legs."

by ZePacMan December 23, 2008

college books

A bundle stack of papers that cost $100 each page that you will only need to bring to class once a month.

Friend: "hey,I got my college books,when will you get yours? "
Me: "As soon as I take out a mortgage "

by dawnmusic July 12, 2015

apple book

did you mean MacBook? the extremely expensive apple laptop

a: I need one of those apple book thingys

b : apple book? did you mean MacBook?

by saltysalsa November 26, 2019

Book Hangover

The feeling you get when you finish a book but isn't mentally capable enough to start another

A:You should read this book, its really good
B:I can't, I have a book hangover right now

by awkardlaughscuzimdeafasfuck November 26, 2020

the Good Book

Idiomatic noun - an expression used to refer to the Christian Bible. It is typically associated with the Deep South or, less often, very pious Midwestern evangelicals. The term connotes a mood of rural simplicity and unwavering devotion to the Almighty.

An old grandmother in the southern parishes of Louisiana: "All you young people only know video games and violence. When I was your age, we listened to our parents, were dutiful children, and never let the Good Book out of our hands."

by Sean M. Turner May 4, 2020