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1. Exclamation, meaning literally "I have found it", see wordeureka/word
2. Slang term for two people, usually one referring to the other
Origin is wordPedro-speak/word, local dialect orginating in San Pedro, California, and practiced by Mike Watt, among others
1. Where is that chow? Boffus!"
2. "Get your dumb ass over here!"
"Boffus?"
boffus by boffus July 16, 2003
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A VERY large woman
Man, if you cut her in half, there'd be enough for boffus
boffus by Anonymous October 18, 2003
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Question: "Which would you rather have: scotch or beer?"

Answer: "Boffum"
boffum by Beer Me! July 2, 2012
A shortened version of "Both of them".
"hey is the kool-aid man the jug or the juice?"
"boffum"
boffum by Lilhappi March 8, 2020
“Both of them!”
“Would you like vanilla or chocolate ice cream?” “Gimme boffum!”
Boffum by deenado November 13, 2018
When one becomes screwed, owned, or put in their place. Also defined as being placed in an intensely negative situation. Used as a noun, verb, and adjective. Boffside, Boffisides, and Boffed are also other forms of the word.
I just got boffsided by that exam.

Chuck Norris will boffside you with his infamous roundhouse kick.

That quarterback got boffed by DL Red Bryant.
Boffsided by Chuck Bauer September 2, 2006
A bacchae slayer, 'Buffus the Bacchae Slayer' was mentioned on the show Xena: Warrior Princess as a nod to the "other" TV female superhero of the time Buffy Summers
Help! That bacchae is going to bite me!

We need Buffus the bacchae slayer!
Buffus by Tara22 March 14, 2011
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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

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"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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