A word usually describing some kind of joyous action, feeling, or emotion. There are many word forms that you may use Boonzing.
Noun- Usually used in the question form being asked for a Boonzing. This is usually used when looking for a mood enhancer.
Verb- Used when someone does something Boonzing worthy! The action is usually a good action unless used after the word not.
Adjective- Used to describe a noun that is great! It can describe anything from a book to a video game.
Adverb- Used to describe some kind of verb. This form isn't normally used but can be in certain situations.
Noun- Usually used in the question form being asked for a Boonzing. This is usually used when looking for a mood enhancer.
Verb- Used when someone does something Boonzing worthy! The action is usually a good action unless used after the word not.
Adjective- Used to describe a noun that is great! It can describe anything from a book to a video game.
Adverb- Used to describe some kind of verb. This form isn't normally used but can be in certain situations.
Noun- Me- "Can I get a Boonzing?" You- "BOONZING!"
Verb- "I Boonzinged with my friends yesterday!"
Adjective- "That is a Boonzing worthy game!"
Adverb- "He Boonzinginly walked down the street."
Verb- "I Boonzinged with my friends yesterday!"
Adjective- "That is a Boonzing worthy game!"
Adverb- "He Boonzinginly walked down the street."
by Duhmensionz February 04, 2011
Drinking down multiple bottles of Boone's Farm America's Original in a leisurely fashion usually resulting in high levels of intoxication.
I just got my pay check, so let's head over to TigerMart and buy 9 bottles of Boone's Farm. We're boonzing it the fuck up tonight bro!
by Chuck G-Money December 10, 2007
A counter strike 1.6 player who is in Team Chrono. He is one of the best noobs in his team. He has a cousin named Joaquin Lopez who thinks that is better than me.
by Z_Lo April 27, 2005
(verb)
to upset, disturb or offend.
can be used as a (noun) to describe a person who has committed the act.
can also be used as a substitute for any verb that has a boonzing effect.
originally used to describe acts committed by our dog, Lola Beans aka "Beans Boonz" when she was defiant of our authority.
to upset, disturb or offend.
can be used as a (noun) to describe a person who has committed the act.
can also be used as a substitute for any verb that has a boonzing effect.
originally used to describe acts committed by our dog, Lola Beans aka "Beans Boonz" when she was defiant of our authority.
"he really boonzed us when he wouldn't stop talking about his comic book collection"
"she was such a boonz when she told me who to have as a bridesmaid in my wedding"
"i hate it when cars try to boonz into my lane in traffic"
"she was such a boonz when she told me who to have as a bridesmaid in my wedding"
"i hate it when cars try to boonz into my lane in traffic"
by Ethan Block March 15, 2008