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Bo Dukes 

Driving Skills AkA whips
Origin: Pittsburgh Pa
Named After Bo Duke From the Dukes Of Hazzard
I Was Bo Dukein Around That Conner
Nell Is a Good driver he got Bo Dukes
I Was Bo Dukein Around That Conner
Nell Is a Good driver he got Bo Dukes
Bo Dukes by william mobile March 9, 2009
Words you can keep

bo-duke it

first of all, bo duke was a charachter on the dukes of hazzard played by john schnider, he used to do hood slides.

a bo duke is a hood slide acrost the top of a hood. Actually its more of a vault over the hood with your legs kind of dragging and you butt hits the last part of the hood so it looks like a slide.

its more of a style/visual thing than a function.
I bo duked it while running from the cops.
bo-duke it by skife March 23, 2005

bo-duke it

to enter a vehicle such as a convertible or Jeep by jumping in the side rather than opening the door.
On the Dukes of Hazzard, Bo Duke used to bo-duke it all the time.

A lot of rednecks like to bo-duke it into their Ford F-150s.
bo-duke it by Nick D September 8, 2003
Word of the Day on July 27, 2006
Every girl that grew up watching The Dukes of Hazzard, Bo Duke was her 1st love. He drives the infamous General Lee, a modified Dodge Charger. Luke Duke was a cutie too, but Bo was somethin' else :)
Bo Duke by mrs.nikkisixx March 13, 2011

bo-duke it

To bo-duke it is to either slide across the hood of a car in order to get to the other side, OR bo-duking it can also be when you get into the car by jumping in through the window rather then opening the car door.
In The Dukes of Hazzard, Bo Duke would always bo-duke it into the car in order to get in faster.
bo-duke it by Dori-Kin July 27, 2006
When you slide your ass across a woman's face.
Like Bo Duke used to do when he would run and jump across the General Lee sliding his ass across the hood of the car.
Bo Duke by Lupo88 May 24, 2009

Bo and Luke Duke

Bo and Luke Duke are just a couple of good ol'e boys. They never ment no harm. They've bet all you ever saw, they've been in trouble with the law since the day they were born. Some day the mountain might get 'em but the law never will. They still make they way the only way they know how, but thats just a little more then the law will allow. They wouldn't change if they could, they fight the system like a true modern day Robin Hood.
Luke: Bo, Boss Hogg is gunna steal the the interwebs!
Bo: TO THE GENERAL! WE SHALL SMITE HIM WITH DYNAMITE ARROWS!
* Bo and Luke Duke drive around in the dust a bit shooting arrows at trees then crash into a large ditch trying to jump it.
Bo and Luke Duke by cgfxmosh December 28, 2007
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