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A name for only 2 people. It meant to more than babe more than hunny more than any name you can call your partner or family member, like soul mate.

But one person saying the word is a lier and ends up cheating and “falling in love with someone else 1 week after a 3 year relationship “
Why would you get a Booskit dressing gown for nothing damn.

I love you booskit

I love you too booskit ( texts some other girl)
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Booskie (N)- A term of endearment for a significant other. A booskie is more intimate than a boo. It refers to your lover being your best friend. A mix between boo and broskie.
"Hey, what's up Booskie?" - Anonymous

"I love you so much Booskie!"- Anonymous

My Booskie and I are going to have the best Valentine's Day!

"Dayum Booskie! You look good!" - Anonymous
Booskie by Bangerang! February 10, 2019
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A street wise male friend is your BROski.
This is the female version.
She's not my girlfriend, she's my booski. My ride or die chick.
Your best friend, your soul mate, your aka "boo" .
Hey booski , have a good day.
Booski by Cool J Hotman December 7, 2015
another word girls call they man
anjelica: can we talk
melissa:no im busy talking 2 my booskie
booskie by $martyl0c$ January 28, 2008
Your baby, your heart, the person u with or falling for
I can't wait for my booski to get here.
-or-
i been thinkin bout my booskii all day son.
booskii by SmackemZ October 9, 2006
an afro american slang for bullshit. or when a ghost takes a shit it might be known as booshit.
man, what the fuck ! you wit dat booshit ! !

i walked thru a haunted house and stepped in some booshit ! !
booshit by Jack de wack June 4, 2008
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