Bookage
Bookage by panda31415 June 27, 2021
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bookage
bookage by bethpagefighter June 14, 2011
Bookage
An action, job or creation which has been completed to a very high standard, and can claim to be "text book" in it's end result.
"Wow, did you see how quickly they did that pitstop? That was bookage."
"The plumber did an absolutely bookage job in installing my boiler the other day"
"The plumber did an absolutely bookage job in installing my boiler the other day"
Bookage by Subzero2699 October 6, 2021
Boowagee
Adjective: can be used to describe anything of your choice. Can be positive or negative based on the situation.
Can replace any adjective.
Can replace any adjective.
boobage
A woman breasts - specifically when referring to the type, style, size or quirkiness of her breasts. Usually used in a positive way to define "the girls" in question.
boopage
The buffer of a recorded television program on a TiVo or other DVR. Derived from the "boop" sound a TiVo makes when it is fast forwarded.
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