Bøg
It is a Norwegian slang word for homo or gay. In Norwegian its an example of a "skinkerytter" or Skeiv.
Bøg by Amalie Skram May 22, 2019
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snøg bøggen
snøg bøggen by Why do I have to give my name? February 19, 2009
bøgset
Bøgset er et dansk ord for bøsse
Det kan også betyder, at han har bøsset rundt (kysset med fyre)
Betegnelsen bøgset er kommet efter nogle episoder med Danish Dynamite, hvor den legendariske Jeppe K, sagde det!
Det kan også betyder, at han har bøsset rundt (kysset med fyre)
Betegnelsen bøgset er kommet efter nogle episoder med Danish Dynamite, hvor den legendariske Jeppe K, sagde det!
bøgset by oversætteren May 17, 2015
bøgefis
bøgefis by Bigdickseb March 16, 2022
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