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acronym, although pronounced as if it is a single word, for "Bend over! Here it comes again."

Commonly used around the workplace when getting repeatedly fucked by the work center supervisor. Very commonly used within the military, specifically the navy and FFG-22.
(Office Space reference)

Bill Lumburgh asking Peter Gibbons to work on Saturday is a perfect example of getting fucked by the supervisor.

Lumbergh asking Peter to come in on Sunday is even more fucked up. Peter should have yelled "BOHICA!" and walked out of the office.
BOHICA by Ricky Roma January 16, 2004
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BOHICA RITA 

A military extension of the original "Bend Over, Here It Comes Again". RITA meaning "Right In The Ass".
Reaction to a last minute tasking at the end of the day. "Bohica Rita"
BOHICA RITA by BossDog May 25, 2006

Last of the BOHICANS 

The Last of the BOHICANS is what happens when you ahve finally just had enough, and you take yoru boss outside and kick the living shit out of him and leave him for the geese to scavenge.
Yep, the Boss just went too far this morning, so I explained the Last of the BOHICANS to him with my fist.

Mofo should've just shut the hell up.
BOHICA by Anonymous April 3, 2003
Acronym: Bend Over Here it Comes Again. Often associated as the 3rd and highest level of something gone very wrong.

Level 1) SNAFU Situation Normal All Fucked Up.
Level 2) FUBAR Fucked Up Beyond All Recognition.
Level 3) BOHICA Bend Over Here it Comes Again.
"I've already been chewed out by the customer, my boss and now my wife found out. It's a friggin' BOHICA".
BOHICA by renoanon August 28, 2007

Rita Bohica

A flip on Bohica Rita, meaning: Right In The Ass, Bend Over Here It Comes Again.
Can be used right if front of the person who shoved it up yours, unless of course they have a military background as that is the origin of the acronym. Example: "Oh Cheryl, your phone was ringing and I tool the liberty to answer it, Rita Bohica called for you." Now mind you if your boss has a military background you will be busted.
Rita Bohica by Flingwings July 3, 2006
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