BO - O - O - WO - O

British way of saying Bottle of water

Oi bruv, pas me dut BO - O - O - WO - O
What?

by jesusismyN July 12, 2021

A Bo'o'o'wo'a

A phrase that originated from "a bottle of water" being said in a british accent in which some listeners listened it as such.

"Ey mate can one get a bo'o'o'wo'a?"
or
"Hey insert synonym for "friend" can I get a bottle of water?"

by maennekin July 5, 2021

bo'o o wo'a

The british way to say "Bottle of water".

Sir Ector the 3rd, can you pass me a bo'o o wo'a?
This wo'a is real good innit?

by Bigger Deez May 13, 2022

Bo'o o' wo'ah

The British word for bottle of water.

Jimmy: "CRIKEY MATE ITS CHEWSDAY IN BRI'ISH BRI'AIN INNIT ILL HAVE A BLOODY BO'O O' WO'AH MATE"
Bob: "COMIN RIGHT UP MATE INNIT!"

by reallyrealgamer January 4, 2023

Bo’o’wo’o

British version of the word “bottle of water” using a British accent

Oi mate I drank a bo’o’wo’o the otha day

by the the the grinch December 3, 2023

Bo’o’wo’wa

/ˈbɒtl ɒv,əv ˈwɔ tə/
Derived from British word which means “Bottle of Water”
noun: Bottle of water | plural noun: Bottles of water.

verb;
Example;

mate 1: can you pass me the Bo’o’wo’wa ?
mate 2: yea mate.

informal;
throw a Bo’o’wo’wa at (someone).
"he was bottled offstage at a club"

by Black Niggachu March 31, 2023

bo'oh o wo'oh

"bo'oh o wo'oh" is something the british people say when they say "bottle of water"

British dude: "oi, can i get a bo'oh o wo'oh?"
Other dude: "A WHAT?!"

by Master3307 January 24, 2024