Booshies
A term of an endearment like boo boo, or sweetie. Often used when speaking to children or a close loved one.
I love you my littlest booshies.
Booshies by Julia Harrison January 5, 2018
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Goosie Boosies
Goosie Boosies by Goosie Boosie December 30, 2008
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booshy • Booshie • Booshie ass nigga • booshie ass • Booshie Bitch • booshieface • booshie wit it • booshiness • booshkies • Booshness
Booshie Bitch
Some one who acts like they came from wealth, but it's just new money or a front.
Pretentious but ghetto as fuck.
Unwarranted snobbery with nothing to back it up.
Pretentious but ghetto as fuck.
Unwarranted snobbery with nothing to back it up.
Where'd that bitch get them Calvins? Booshie Bitch acting like nothing comes between her and her Calvins.
Booshie Bitch by Nasty Naz March 31, 2010
Snoochie Boochies
catch phrase from bluntman and chronic, introduced in jay and silent bob movies such as "clerks", "jay and silent bob strike back", "dogma", and some other awesome movies..snoochie boochies doesn't mean just kidding dont hurt me, that is SNOOGINS
Snoochie Boochies by J&SB#1fan November 18, 2004
Boosties
Boosties by Spree from Harlem June 14, 2016
Snoochie Boochies
A word used in the movies,Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back,Dogma,Clerks, Clerks 2, Chasing Amy, and Mall Rats. Jay uses the term as a catch phrase from the comic Bluntman and Chronic, which is based on Jay and Silent Bob. Jay uses the phrase in almost every feature that he's in with Silent Bob. Snoochie Boochies doesn't really have a meaning. You can just say the term for no reason, out of no where.
"Hey man, there's a big party tonight." Tyreke says.
"Where's it at?" Jason says.
"Snoochie Boochies!" Joey says.
They all start to laugh.
"Where's it at?" Jason says.
"Snoochie Boochies!" Joey says.
They all start to laugh.
Snoochie Boochies by J&SBmovies July 18, 2007
smoochy boochies
smoochy boochies by J.P Jayperson June 29, 2010
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