Bodega

1. A small grocery store, often found in a Spanish-speaking neighborhood.

2. In a Spanish-speaking country, a wine shop or a warehouse for the storage of wine.

1. I'm off to a bodega to buy some groceries.
2. I'm off to a bodega to buy some wine.

by Jafje April 10, 2007

Bodega

Bodega is a fictional character created by Ted Forsyth "Pyrion Flax".

Enough about vaping, thought Bodega

by Jaketl March 27, 2017

Bodega

A hispanic/spanish/latin mini-mart, kind of like a "Shop Rite", but usually smaller and more like a liquor store/lotto ticket buying atmosphere. It's kind of like the place your mom might have sent you into as a kid to buy her a hot dog with extra onions, but smaller. Commonly used term on the east coast, especially in the New York City region, where you will find many of these, but in addition to hot dogs they sell "pizza bagels" and hot nuts. The word came from the actual spanish word for "grocery store" - la bodega.
Go to the corner bodega and get a couple of 40s. Get down at the corner bodega and pick up me up a hot dog.

Go to the corner bodega and get a couple of 40s.
Get down at the corner bodega and pick up me up a hot dog.

by ilovechocolatebars April 22, 2009

Bodega

a shoe store disguised as a corner market in boston. it's amazing. they also sell paint.... shhh!

dude, i hope oliver is workin' at bodega, i need some new kicks.

by tagger2 January 03, 2009

Bodega

Its a way of life. I bodega, you bodega, he she bodega.

Hes got the whole bodega in his hands.

by TNR May 23, 2007

Bodega

A description for excitement. Can be used as an interjection. Often used in place of the popular term, "yahtzee". Sometimes used to describe a feeling when you've had multiple margaritas. Often used when a moment of success happens. Originated by a beautiful chick who has a smokin hot body. Bodega!

When you reach a good goal that's bodega. When you drink too much that's bodega. Example: We've had too many margaritas. Bodega!

by PikaPlay January 04, 2015

bodega

A hispanic/spanish/latin mini-mart, kind of like a 7-11, but usually smaller and more like a liquor store atmosphere. Commonly used term on the east coast, especially in the New York City region, where you will find many of these. The word came from the actual spanish word for "grocery store" - la bodega.

Go to the corner bodega and get a couple of 40s.

by Gabriella June 23, 2004