by CONTROL1 February 01, 2010
When an argument is won, this phrase is shouted to show victory and triumph only once winning the argument.
by Bigmanting4 February 17, 2020
Andrew: "Why is New York playing so terribly now? They looked fine earlier."
Conner: "They are boomed"
Conner: "They are boomed"
by Butters_PC November 09, 2019
Derived from the word boomer. To assume you know what you are doing in everything, but in reality you have no idea (and subconsciously you know this), but just doing it anyway.
“Do you know what you’re doing?”
“No, I’m just booming it and hoping everything works out in my favor.”
“No, I’m just booming it and hoping everything works out in my favor.”
by Kalstradamus April 16, 2020
by Linachka September 22, 2005
by Ross October 29, 2004
Exclamation: Used as an oral exclamation mark but in a purely conversational context. Its function is not as heightened as the afore mentioned symbol so its impact is designed to simply reinforce ones point or statement. Generally found in light hearted, but not overtly humorous, situations.
by M. A. Larkin March 27, 2009

