Borrow

Used to mean "lend", as in the sentence, "lend me".

Used in Gloucestershire, UK.

Jack: Mate, can you borrow me a quid?
Louis: I borrowed you a fiver like... two weeks ago and I still never got it back. So nah mate.

by JoeyJoeJoington February 26, 2011

Borrello

References your extended family including anyone who would do you a favor and excluding those that wouldn't.

(n) How did you get the job?
-dude, my Borrello handled it.

(n) Nah, I don't pay speeding tickets, I got a Borrello on the inside.

by Don- July 27, 2009

G Borria

To completely fuck up whatever project you are working on or screw over the person you are with.

Oh man, I just pulled a major G Borria.

by The City of Las Vegas October 27, 2007

Spend and Borrow Conservative

Where the Conservatives refuse to raise taxes but continue to spend more than they have so then borrow from other countries like China until the deficit is more than can ever be paid back.

The Spend and Borrow Conservatives (Republicans) cut taxes for the rich then make a war that costs billions a month, in order to pay for the war they borrow from China.

The Spend and Borrow Conservatives make all kinds of rules for the schools then don't fund them, after all why not just borrow the money from someone else, thats the spend and borrow way.

by SLCB October 7, 2008

borrifying

1. A combination of boring and horrifying.

2. When you're so bored you become horrified of yourself.

Basically anything that has to do with being bored and horrified, you combine the words making "Borrifying".

1.
Sam: Dude, Im so bored, it's horrifying me.
Tyler: Don't you mean that you're borrified?
Sam: Yeah. Sick word bro.

2.
Sam: so wanna do anything tonight?
Tyler: No man.
Sam: Anything?
Tyler: No.
Sam: Your borrifying.

by shaboomdrys November 15, 2009

Borrow his dryer

Another convenient term describing a masking activity or ruse, when the real underlying event is to hook up, often after a highly emotional breakup, including a move out.

An-gele, who recently broke up with Erik von Eric, is going over to his place Saturday to "borrow his dryer", since the one at her new place "isn't working".

by irishbulldog88 May 8, 2012

Botor

Filipino slang for the word short feisty woman , originated from the Smartest, Shortest, Prettiest, Eco-Friendly, Child-like Student from SMS
4"7

botor maliit kananga mangaaway kapa, pick a struggle

"sapakan tayo" -botor

by wthBad September 23, 2023