Bozicking

To spout off at the mouth non-stop. To suffer from word diarhea. To suffer from the ability to interject in any conversation that is going on around you with absolutley no idea what the subject matter of the conversation is.

Wow, dude, I really wish that guy would stop bozicking, I haven't got a word in the whole time i've been standing here.

by John P. Johnson September 13, 2007

bockinged

To Bocking (v) - To perform the fission of the head of an individual of their body by use of an AWP, with no prior knowledge of the position of the individual in question.

I was playing CS on de_cbbl and I Bockinged this guy right in the face

by Boobius January 7, 2010

Bockingham

Can be used as another word for Buckingham (the palace). Can also be used as a nickname if your last name is Bocking.

Debbie: Hey Donna one come over here!
Donna1: Just call me Bockingham, it will be easier.

by Emzor March 31, 2010

Kojacking

noun. The act of shaving off all hair on the head, similarly to the TV character Kojak, to conceal male pattern baldness.

"He was starting to lose hair, so he had himself a Kojacking."

"Kojacking; the new comb-over"

by Forsyth Blythe-Smythe I April 19, 2014

Baracking

Irresponsible stating smth without proper proof -

is rather Baracking.

baracking trumpet

by [e-mail] January 7, 2017

fake blacking

The overuse of the letter 'z' at inappropriate times to mimic the ever desirable ebonics spoken in African American communities, typically performed by a young white male only in the company of other white individuals.

White guy #1:
"My fantasy football team was spizzanked last night, damn you Matt Ryan."

White guy #2:
"You're going to have horrible karma for all of that fake blacking, so stop."

by DfaceO September 8, 2014

boaking

From boak (Scotland/Northern Ireland) retching OR vomiting.

Note that vomiting is, duh, with vomiting (wet), and retching is without vomiting (dry), and the word boaking can mean either.

NOTE: For the non-"ing" form, boak, there is an explicit retching phrase: the dry boak (which is a noun).

Like many "ing" forms of verbs, boaking can be used as an adjective: the boaking bridesmaid, the boaking jerkwad who drank all my good scotch, etc.

"The ones not commenting on it were only refraining because they had their heads over the sides, boaking for all they were worth."

"I pull some Kleenex out from my jacket pocket. I always keep them handy for wiping purposes as you never know when some tight arsed cunt at HQ supplies will run short. I hand the boaking mess a couple. -- There you go mate."

by nounderwearundermykilt September 28, 2008