boca

The Spanish word for "mouth."

En boca cerrada no entran moscas.

Literal English translation: "In mouth closed no enter flies."

Adapted English translation: "Flies don't enter a closed mouth."

by Rod Brock July 27, 2006

Bocephus

common nickname for Hank Williams Jr. Hank got the nickname from his famous father, who looked in the cradle and just called him "Bocephus." Bocephus is a common phrase airbrushed on 1984 Ford F-150s.

Bocephus is a great nickname. Sit on my face, cousin.

by T-Dog Jenkins March 10, 2005

BiCapitalization

Some people would say camel case, but actually camels only have humps in the middle likeThis. People are now calling bi-capitalisation PascalCase, cos in the old days we used to use it for names of things in the computer language called Pascal.

The integer variable NumberOfDogs should be set to zero here.

by mistweb October 13, 2003

bocanarga

A person who likes to eat assholes. Is mainly used by hispanics in the miami area yet can still be used in english. Comes from the latin word boca meaning mouth and narga meaning ass. Can also mean that a persons breath smells like ass or really bad morning breath.

1.Ella le gustan los bocanargas.

2.Damn bro go brush your teeth you have bocanarga.

by totosmasher January 21, 2010

Bocage

it is a latin word meaning in a small forest

or green floral

or of the land
a common french or creo last name
usually common among swamps

Did you know mr. Bocage 's name means in a small forest

by lolohwd April 8, 2010

D-Bocado

1. Spanish for D-Snack. See also D-Snack word.

¿Quiere usted un D-Bocado?

by Aqueas November 1, 2003

Louis Bonaparte

Younger brother of Napoleon. Commonly known as King of the rabbits. This lazy dude when he mooched Holland from his brother he gathered a large amount of people and in Dutch said "I am your rabbit." He meant to say "I am your king", but couldn't bother learning the language of the people he ruled over.

Learn your language before you travel or be like Louis Bonaparte and be made fun of by historians

by Saint Wumples September 29, 2020