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Very nice...this word comes from french and it is written beaucoup. And YES, it does mean "a lot"
Beaucoup weed. = A lot o f weed :D
boo koo by bendoverjunior July 6, 2005
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60's slang for a lot
We had boo koo rain last year
boo koo by Ben Sedlmeier June 23, 2005
Acquisition of a large sum of cash or currency. Also called “making coin”
I worked overtime last pay period and made boo koo cash on pay day. I am working to make coin.
Boo Koo by Dr Right Now October 17, 2021
boo koo spelled buku means an abundance of i.e. plenty
Homeboy just won the lottery and now he has buku dinero, money, scratch, geld, etc.
boo koo by Kenneth Brown July 28, 2005

Boo Koo Bucks 

A lot of money. A phonetic spelling of the french word "beaucoup" combined with a word starting with the letter "b" which is a slang term for money, thus creating a "fun to say" turn of phrase for a lot of money.
Jacob: The familys that live on Windfordshtienenshire Court sure do seem to be, quote & unquote...rolling in it, do they not?

Jolanda: Heck yeah, don'chu know? They all got boo koo bucks.

Boo Koo Knots

When you get your ass beat and have two knots on your head
“Jordan Exum slammed kurtis in the bathroom stall and now he has boo koo knots.”
Boo Koo Knots by Slim.- October 23, 2019
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