Boo Yakacha 

A greeting used in place of more boring words such as "hello" or "hi".

It is also something said to make awkward moments lolful.

This word was first used by T-Bone. Although many others have attempted to disprove this and tried to destroy this claim (namely Teegz).

"Boo yakacha. How be you? Lovely weather? Damn straight."

Boo Yakacha by The Artful Dodger. March 9, 2008

Booyakasha 

Salutaion.
Form of greeting and hello's

Booyakasha! Check Dis!1

(See Check Dis)

Booyakasha by Paully May 8, 2003

Booyakasha 

straight from the mouth of Ali G himself, in an interview with spin.com

Could you translate your catchphrases "booyakasha" and "wagwaan"?

"Booyakasha" means "listen up rudeboi everytin irie whayaso lickylicky ya wangagot fifiman." "Wagwaan" means "booyakasha."

booyakasha: "listen up rudeboi everytin irie whayaso lickylicky ya wangagot fifiman."

Booyakasha by daimonn November 9, 2006

booyakasha 

Actually it is a Jamaican patois approximation of the sound of a gunshot- you hold two fingers in the air and shout "BOOYAKASHA, BOO- BOO- BOOYAKASHA"

Rudy tink he a badman, we have to go bust him- BOOYAKASHA!

booyakasha by the Ingster July 6, 2004

Booyakasha 

"Booyakasha" is a catchphrase that is common among the Ninja Turtles, mostly by Michelangelo.

In the 2012 TV series it replaced the classic "Cowabunga", first used in the 1987 TV series.

It is pronounced /bu ˌjɑ .kɑ ˈʃɑ / (boo-YAH-kah-SHAH).

Booyakasha !!!

Booyakasha by Vinny Booyakasha October 29, 2019

Booyakasha 

Booyakasha comes from the Irish word "buíochas" (pronounced bwee ah kuss) which mean "glory to" "or praise be" as in "buíochas le Dia" which means "thanks be to god". Oliver Cromwell sent 1000s of Irish to the plantations in Jamaica, and a lot of Irish (or Gaelic as non Irish people know it) words made it in to Jamaican patois. Another example is "Irie" from the Irish verb "Eirigh" (pronounced "Ire - ee") meaning to get up.

Booyakasha! you know it!

Booyakasha by Michaelkelly Kelly December 27, 2007

Booyakasha 

Don't know what it means but Ali G didn't make it up. Rapper KRS-One shouts it out at the beginning of "Keep Their Heads Ringin'" by Dr. Dre. In 1995. Before Ali G. Probably Jamaican roots then...

"Friday" Soundtrack 1995 booyakasha

Booyakasha by brvid22 April 27, 2008