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

Surfing the Book

Looking through a book to find information

Willow was surfing the book to find the main characters.

by Secret Millie September 23, 2020

A dirty book

A book that some feel has content that is not for 17 and under, over sex and using profanities.

she lost her virginity at 10, oh my- what- A dirty book, it said she came.

by M. R. Duriez October 8, 2018

Hook and book

Trucker slang for getting a load and hitting the road. Hook up your trailer and note in your log book that you're on the road.

Well Jimmy, they finally got the trailer released for travel. Time to hook and book!

by Phoenix-kami May 9, 2018

dead-book

A body in the dead-book is dead. Some people have others "put in the dead-book".

Bubber, you're too drunk to drive, you'll end up in the dead-book.

by Erin Montgomery May 2, 2010

creepin' the book

a. using facebook as a method to find out information on a certain person.

b. stalking a person via facebook

so i was creepin' the book to find out if kyle would like to go to prom with me...

facebook stalker creeping

by AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!! March 25, 2010

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