Bori

Pretty, Smart, Business minded, Friendly, most possible to be a future President, the most beautiful in a group of friends

Name, Nickname, Bori

by anonymous November 15, 2020

Bonichars

She is famous fp who gets alot of love and also lot of hate we love her and shes better than you

For example ur famous you gotta say: omg im like bonichars! Im so famous

by Fugerbitch October 1, 2021

bokrichod

Goat Fucker

Shut up you stupid Bokrichod!

Your dads a Bokrichod!

by Gingerpower December 6, 2022

Boricua

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AMAZING -- A definition that isn't racist !
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(n) Appellation many Puerto Ricans prefer as a matter of ethnic pride. “Boricua” was the name Puerto Rico’s indigenous Indians, the Taino, gave to their island. The term means “valiant people.” (The Puerto Rican national anthem is "La Borinqueña." Other spellings are: Boriquén, Borinquen, or Borinquén).

Boricua College is a non-traditional four year institution started in New York in 1973. The college has 1200 mostly low income students on its campuses in Manhattan and Brooklyn.

by Bill Peters November 30, 2006

bodice ripper

A "romantic" but risque novel aimed at a female audience; refers to the buxom women who decorate the covers, along with the dark, handsome, and wealthy male

I went to the bookstore in the airport, but all they had were bodice rippers

by Cornholio September 25, 2003

Bolich

When you are going to go to a buffet you consume at least a half gallon of Apple Juice. The resulting wild diarrhea will allow you to consume at least one extra plate of warm ham and gravy.

Ryan- Man, I didn't want to get screwed at the Golden Corral so I boliched.
Adam-How many plates did you get down?
Ryan-One every time I shat, so...8 plates.

by D. Russ B. December 4, 2007

boricua

Boricua" goes back centuries. The island was called Boriken by the native Taínos. "Boricua" was derived from Boriken - most likely coined by early colonial Spaniards. All those names Boricua, Borinquen, Borincano, Borinqueño - are very old Puerto Rican terminology found in old Puerto Rican history books, and poems that are over 200 years old, etc. If you have not studied in Puerto Rico and read these words in our own Spanish literature (in school textbooks) and native poems then you might think of them as "foreign" but they are not. You are right they are not "proper" Castellano, but only Spaniards speak "proper" Castellano. These terms are actually "criollo" - developed in the island. They are true Puerto Rican terminology.)

Not every Boricua is a Puerto Rican. In order to be clasified as a Boricua you should have very special and particular characteristics as a puertorican.(CSR)

by Anthony Ramos & Ivonne Figueroa (Editor of EL BORICUA) July 20, 2005