book nut

A man who loves books so much he busts fat nuts into the pages as he reads.

Collin is a book nut.

by Fact man May 9, 2018

book mouth

Relating to a fellatious woman. A skank, whore, ho, prostitute, chickenhead, etc.

That book mouth tramp can suck a golfball through a garden hose.

by Mike October 9, 2004

booked and busy

Harry Styles

"At this point, if you look up the definition of 'booked and busy' on urban dictionary, you're just going to see two words: Harry Styles." - Sussan Mourad (Clevver News, Youtube)

by hfsarhmn January 14, 2022

Fully Booked

Fully Booked redefines the meaning of a book store. For realz. The flagship store is 5 whole levels of amazingness. Go there. Fully Booked indeed. Full of everything related to literature, music, games, graphic novels, stationery, manga, EVERYTHING IS HERE, OKAY. Truly. Go there. Like, right now.

GIRL: Wow, I was just at Fully Booked. My mind was blown away.
BOY: Why?
GIRL: IT IS AMAZING. OKAY. AMAZING.
BOY: What is it?
GIRL: 5 WHOLE LEVELS OF POP CULTURE-RELATED AMAZINGNESS. OKAY.
BOY: OKAY.

by fbadvocate June 3, 2009

Books for Christmas?

Taken from the youtube video where the little kid recieves books for christmas and hates it. He says "books for Christmas?What the heck is that??" and then proceeds to tell his parents that that is "poo" Like saying "what the hell?" No one wants books for christmas.

I just got a D on my Midterm. Books for Christmas?

My mom wants to give our dog away.. books for christmas!!?!?

by Jurira Oldham January 24, 2011

Griffin Book

published by Griffin Investigations and containing photos, listed individuals are generally suspected of being, or known to be, either advantage players or outright cheaters at casino games. These individuals are perceived as a threat to a casino's profits and include those who use leal and illegal means including card counters, card markers, and those who attempt to cheat slot machines.

The Cooker: "damn, that dude bettin all that cash just got kicked out of the casino."
Pete Dick: "must be in the Griffin Book."

by Pete Dick March 30, 2008

book or bible

term meaning either true or false, usually formed into a question. If something is true you respond "bible", if something is false you respond "book"

Same as asking "True or False?"

I saw your friend in the park yesterday. you ask "Book or Bible?" If true you respond Book, if false Bible

by Tiff P. July 27, 2006