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BROOL OUT 

You're stressing bro, brool out!
BROOL OUT by BROOL OUT February 16, 2018
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bool out 

Verb. Meaning chill out or keep calm.
Girl: Why are you so inconsiderate and stuck up?
Boy: Aye bool out.
Girl: See that's what I mean.
bool out by J.K. Beast Mode October 25, 2015

Bool out of control without getting lost in the sauce 

The ability, no, the art form of being able to bool out of control without getting lost in the sauce is monumentally critical to one's survival. Otherwise known as "BOOCWGLITS", this talent enables the beholder to take copious amounts of drugs without entering "the sauce". The sauce is the point where you are so inebriated you cannot come back. BOOCWGLITS is an amazing feat that few possess. Remaining calm and in control while still feeling the affect of drugs is booling out control without getting lost in the sauce
"Bro how was the party?"

"Dude, I don't even remember I was so wasted"

"You just need to bool out of control without getting lost in the sauce!"

bool out 

Noun. Meaning to chill out, or keep calm
Him: Aye why u always tripping?
Her: Boy bool out.
bool out by J.K. Beast Mode October 22, 2015

Bool out of control without getting lost in the sauce 

The art of minimizing stress by an uncontrolled amount of procrastination whilst maximizing alcohol intake, without developing an addiction to it.
"Damn I wished i could bool out of control without getting lost in the sauce smh.."
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