buckendorf

british slang for cussing. Usually used by the slum, and crack whores.

man, that girl was such a Buckendorf!

by kevin67 February 4, 2010

bookends

Offensive term for twins or other co-multiples, implying that they are not individuals.

Hey, Mary-Kate and Ashley, come be in this picture! Yeah, one on each side of me...y'all are like bookends!

by SleepsWithTheFishies October 13, 2011

Bocking

The art of using spring-loaded stilts to jump and run with animal agility. It is possible to achieve six feet of height or twenty-five miles per hour on flat ground. The sport is named after Alexander Boeck, the German inventor who came up with them.

Bocking is an acrobatic sport, mostly involving midair tricks, but it's really what you make of it. It's plenty fun enough to go out for a stroll, or go for a run and feel the wind in your hair, although running long distances requires extreme endurance. Daily bocking can likewise bring one's endurance to a completely new level.
As the sport stands as this is being written, bocking is more of an extreme sport than a method of transportation, although this fact may change as newer, lighter models with better springs come out.
Note: backflips and similar stunts are not made easier on bocks, contrary to common belief. They require less physical agility because of the spring action, but achieving the flipping motion is very difficult.

I was out bocking the other day, and I finally managed to do a 360 split kick!

Bocking this Halloween will be a riot.

by Frank VB January 20, 2009

backend of a Bus

a girl who doesn't look very good,

she looks like the end of a bus and not the good end; the backend of a bus,

by jaffaw July 14, 2009

Bocking

buying a pint of super bock (a portuguese larger) with no intention to drink it and then Bock/whack (pouring) it over your head. Often more satisfying in groups of seven or more.

go into a bar in portugal, buy a pint of super bock for around three euro, pay the barman and then continue to Bock the bock larger over your head. This art form is called Bocking.

by Croon`s number 9 December 11, 2011

Bockey

Ball Hockey. Can be played on the street or a wide variety of surfaces using a ball rather than a puck

"Hey man you want to go play some bockey at my house today? It's so nice outside."

by Giroux28 May 1, 2017

bockedy

Irish word for rickety, unsteady, badly made. It wouldn't generally be considered slang, is used by young and old alike.

Don't sit on that chair, it's a bit bockedy.

by Maidhcil Mac Fheorais September 30, 2007