bloke

The British/Australian equivalent of the American dude. Just as dude is sterotyped as a word for stoners, bloke has tough guy connotations.

In reality, they'reb oth just pronouns for a person.

Brit: Look at those drunk blokes pissing behind that pub!

by KrissURKringleGoodbye December 3, 2005

bokey

local to Cheddar, Somerset, England, U.K.

means 'unpleasant', 'socially awkward', 'grim', 'disturbing'.

sometimes shortened to 'boke'- used in instances of exceptional unpleasantness.

"There is a scene in 'Deliverance' that is really bokey."

"Walking alone through the graveyard at night is bokey."

"...and then my mum walked in on me having sex with my girlfriend", "that is boke!".

by WONDERBRAins January 21, 2011

broke as the ten commandments

Having no available cash to spend

Tom: 'hey bro, you got any cash?'
Mike: 'no cat, I'm broke as the ten commandments.'

by Woody Thomas July 28, 2008

broke up

prior to the event of an individual being jumped/beaten.

adriana is about to be broke up.

by LizzyLiza September 10, 2008

It Smells Like Broke

The Smell of some place where a person in that place does not have Apple Air pods

Roger-It Smells like broke
Tom-What
Roger -Cant hear you over my AirPods

by BBCII24 January 9, 2019

Broke

Used at the end of a psych out. Derivative of broken ankles. Confirmes the psych out.

Broke Neck, is also used when you can get some one to look somewhere undesireable.

"Yo, your shoes are all messed up...Broke(Neck)"

by JBizzy September 28, 2006

booker

A metaphysical punch. Sometimes a real punch can be called a booker, but not all punches are bookers. A booker is therefore an expression used to define the impression made by an action or thought.

"beef + grief = booker to the teeth"

"this tune will bring a booker to your ears"

by Philip Goulding September 7, 2007