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boonies
boonies by Shelteredashley. November 22, 2002
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Boonine • boonies • boonie • booning • boonie bashing • Boonie Boys • boonie cruise • Boonie kid • bootine • bonine
Boonie Hat
Boonie hat, boonie brim or Boonie is current authorized head gear for military personel. It is a full brimmed hat, and provides limited protection from the sun and rain to the head and neck.
These hats were origionally made popular during the Vietnam Conflict worn by Special Ops soldiers and LRRP personel. The Boonie hat replaces the standard Army issue "soft-cap" and the Marine Corps "cover". Sometimes called a "flop-hat"
These hats were origionally made popular during the Vietnam Conflict worn by Special Ops soldiers and LRRP personel. The Boonie hat replaces the standard Army issue "soft-cap" and the Marine Corps "cover". Sometimes called a "flop-hat"
Boonie Hat by ghost3x7 April 20, 2009
The boonies
The middle of nowhere; nothing but trees and farms for miles around, maybe a house or two. Children wishing to trick-or-treat must travel 20-30 minutes to their nearest friend's neighborhood, thereby attributing to an overcrowding problem in suburban developments on Halloween
"Hey, wanna go to Billy's house? He just got a new trampoline."
"Nah, it's raining and he lives all the way out in the boonies. Let's just stay here and play Xbox."
"Word. Freedom Fighters rules! When's the sequel coming out?"
"Who knows man, Electronic Arts needs to get on that $hit."
"Nah, it's raining and he lives all the way out in the boonies. Let's just stay here and play Xbox."
"Word. Freedom Fighters rules! When's the sequel coming out?"
"Who knows man, Electronic Arts needs to get on that $hit."
The boonies by The Ryno June 1, 2009
Booning Out
reffers to someone who is completely and utterly unable to hang in social situation. sometimes segregating themselves entirely before events just to try and save face.
to bow out of an otherwise social activity (shots, thc smokage, beer can shotgunning..)
to agree to something until date (or time) of promise only to have change of heart and suddenly neglect responsabilities.
to bow out of an otherwise social activity (shots, thc smokage, beer can shotgunning..)
to agree to something until date (or time) of promise only to have change of heart and suddenly neglect responsabilities.
examples..
friend 1: where is Andrew at? i thought we were all taking shots
friend 2: pfft, that guy.. he's booning out
can also be used as an adverb
friend 1: i thought Moe was comming to the show tonight?
friend 2: what can i say? dude booned out
friend 1: where is Andrew at? i thought we were all taking shots
friend 2: pfft, that guy.. he's booning out
can also be used as an adverb
friend 1: i thought Moe was comming to the show tonight?
friend 2: what can i say? dude booned out
Booning Out by big ole' handsome winnie July 28, 2012
BOONIE HAX
When an animal, usually a dog, runs in front of you while playing a game and unplugs your controller.
BOONIE HAX by beast-from-the-middle-east March 22, 2009
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