Back of House. Someone who works in the kitchen of the restaurant as opposed to FOH (Front of House).

An incorrect variation on the exclaimation "D'oh."
As seen in the Simpsons episode "Burns' Heir," when Burns tried to convince Bart that his family doesn't miss him, and hires actors to portray them on a video feed. But, the Homer actor flubs his lines, saying "B'oh" instead of "D'oh."

A word that means almost anything you want it to be, it is usually used as an exclamation and/or an alternative to "Wtf?" It can be used in almost any situation, but is especially great for awkward silences, or when someone does something exceedingly awkward. Different connotations can also mean different things. Can also be followed by laughter.

A list of some things it could mean: A) "Wtf?"
B) "No."
C) "I have no idea."
D) "That is shocking!"
E) *Awkward silence breaker*
F) "Never do that again."
G) *In reaction to when something is not funny*

Pronounced like Snow or Toe

An exclamation similar to "D'oh", the popular phrase said by Homer from The Simpsons. Similar in meaning and annunciation.
Saying this phrase to another Simpsons buff displays superior knowledge of Simpsons trivia; said usage also points out the over usage of the phrase "D'oh" and avoids obvious simpsons clichés.

Origin: In Simpsons episode 1F16: "Burn's Heir", an actor portraying Homer mistakenly exclaims "B'oh" after dropping a sandwhich while trying to convince Bart the actor is the real Homer (Saying "D'oh" would have been more realistic).

Boh is a word that Mj used in Spider-Man far from home, if you haven’t seen it I don’t give a shit bc ur spoiling it for yourself

from the gagging sound made upon vomiting, used to refer to something exceedingly disgusting

meaning that something is really stupid, NOT to be confused with doh