Originally defined in The Shins song of the same name. A girl who exists soley to look good and rip people apart
by RossM September 09, 2005
by RossM September 21, 2005
The feeling of pure and utter euphoria of seeing a bold Y which denotes a correct answer on CAPA (McMaster university's online physics homework assignments). A feeling of such pure and utter happiness of having overcome a seemingly impossible challenge, and feeling like you could do anything else, because you got a bold fucking Y on capa, and you are a mother fucking genius.
BOB: yo I finally got that hot girl to go on a date with me. This is almost as good as the bold y feeling.
by redusuit October 09, 2011
Ho #1: Gurl, I can't believe you jus said that shit to yo' pimp!
Ho #2: Pshh, please, I jus ate an entire bowl of bold chips.
Ho #2: Pshh, please, I jus ate an entire bowl of bold chips.
by LnJ January 13, 2006
This is a form of studying where one skims through a text and simply memorizes/learns everything in bold or italicized.
Do you want to meet up cram for tomorrow's Ochem test?
Nah, I'm done studying.
Really? You must be really organized to be able to study ahead of time.
Nah, I used the Bold Font Method...if it's bold I memorized it. >70% of every test is based off bold font in books.
Nah, I'm done studying.
Really? You must be really organized to be able to study ahead of time.
Nah, I used the Bold Font Method...if it's bold I memorized it. >70% of every test is based off bold font in books.
by etilauqa August 09, 2013
A bold face lie occurs when someone is bold enough to lie to your face, eventhough it's obvious the person is lying.
Shaniqua told her man, Tyrone, a bold face lie when she said the baby was his. It was obvious the child was by a white man--it had blonde hair and blue eyes.
by Senica Harris August 02, 2006
A term used in reference to newspaper headlines printed in bold face type, which are outright lies. Such headlines are only intended to sell newspapers, not to publish truth.
Although Truman won the election, the newspaper headline proclaimed "DEWEY WINS" before the election results were official. At best it was wishful thinking; at worst it was a bold face lie. So much for the credibility of the news media.
by hog wire January 19, 2009