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Booger flick 

To flick a booger at someone after roasting them. (To roast someone, is to insult them in the most severe of manners.) it can also be said as well.
*At a restaurant, and the food looks really gross, all the girls at the table freak out.*
Fat-ass Jason: Jeez, why can't you guys just eat the food? Oh my god....
Pansy: Yea, well can you NOT eat the food?! Your flabby enough as it is, but I guess you can keep the man boobs, you fucking food-slut. BOOGER FLICK IN YO' FACE, BITCH.
*Gets up to go to bathroom*
Booger flick by QueerQuail January 4, 2017
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Booger Flick 

Passing off work you do not want to do to someone else.
Gayle booger flicked the overnight inventory to Rueben.
Booger Flick by Gayle Rueben September 5, 2009

boogerflicker 

Brynn is a boogerflicker.

Boogerflicking 

"Is when you, flick your boogers at people"
"Hey stop yo boogerflicking, MaryAnne!"
Boogerflicking by qsd October 16, 2020

flicked an e-boogar  

to properly flick an e-boogar, a person will update his/her status on Facebook (or MySpace, twitter, ect) or post a passive- agressive comment to throw a backhand insult at somebody else, usually without naming names. this is most often employed when someone is frustrated with someone else but feels that notifying that person directly would be in poor taste.
Kim was getting saucy with my friend on fb, so I flicked an e-boogar at her.
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