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ali bomaye 

it means "Ali kill him!". At the Rumble in the Jungle in 1974, when Muhammad Ali fought George Foreman, the crowd was pro Ali, so they were shouting "Ali boma ye" (boma = kill; ye= him) but today many English speakers misspell it as bumaye or bomaye. However, it's not one word, it's indeed two words.
Ohh hell no. He's gone to far this time... Ali Bomaye!
ali bomaye by T-41F May 24, 2014
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Ali Bomaye 

“Ali Bomaye” means “Ali Kill Him” in Lingala. Boma means “to kill” and Ye means “him/her”. Which is translated from Lingala; a Bantu language spoken in Angola, The Republic of Congo and Democratic Republic of Congo.
Tonight, the Congolese supporters of Muhammed Ali chanted “Ali Bomaye!” during the “Rumble in the Jungle” fight.
Ali Bomaye by solfrit June 26, 2022

ali bombaye

a song by the game based on muhamed ali's boxing match. the term ali bombaye means, ali kill him
song by the game based on a boxing match with muhamed ali. ali bombaye simply means, ali kill him
ali bombaye by anonymous_786 January 10, 2014

Bomaderry 

A shit-hole of a town on the South Coast of Australia full of ice dealers and petrol sniffing abos. If you ever visit, stay out of Sampson Cres, or you'll leave without your wallet.
Person 1: You ever been to Bomaderry?
Person 2: Yeah, it's full of druggos
Bomaderry by LainUwU March 14, 2017

Bomaderry 

A town on the south east coast of New South Wales. Situated on the Northern bank of the Shoalhaven river was established by David Berry in the late 1800's.
Bomaderry has two licensed clubs~(Bowling & RSL) which offer meals, drinks and entertainment.
Bomaderry is the last stop on the south coast rail line.
Bomaderry was the home of the Swamp Rats Rugby League Football Club until it was amalgamated with Nowra. The junior club remains intact to produce swamp rats.
Established in 1890's, the Bomaderry Hotel is nicked named Heartbreak Hotel.
Bomaderry by Mushrome June 3, 2011
What's up, boyaye?
That's my boyaye
boyaye by Thtcoolchik June 1, 2016
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