A colloquialised derivative of the original meaning of boor from rude young man to savage drinking beast.
Also used as in 'to boor / go booring' meaning to go out drinking.
Also used as in 'to boor / go booring' meaning to go out drinking.
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Get the Boor mug.A splice of the English 'boring' and 'boor.' This delightful wordplay, suggests the combination of extreme boredom and a kind of passive rudeness that is so contemptuous as to make one wish to vomit. Syn: passe ennui.
That post-Lacanian treatise on Freud's top-left underwear drawer was so 'booring' as to make me vomit.
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