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BoreBlood 

From the term "PureBlood"
Anti Vaxxers who constantly wang on about how superior they are for not having taken any Covid Vaccines, ever.
Often accompanied by other wild theories, tropes, conspiracies and general QAnon barminess.
Usually by posting on Social media platforms
Carl's still a mate but he's gone full Boreblood. Last week he claimed the Moon Landings were faked. I think the sun and grass have frazzled his brain...
BoreBlood by skidder65 November 26, 2022
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Bowbloodbrother 

Omg ur such a bowbloodbrother

borelord 

any individual who believes themselves or their lifestyle to be particularly interesting and, despite evidence to the contrary, attempts to impose those beliefs upon others.
That hipster called this song deck. He's such a borelord.
borelord by Falconer Moosey October 12, 2012

Blueblood 

Slang term for a wealthy retiree in the New England area. Usually Republican, and almost always fancy themselves salt-of-the-earth folks no matter how transparent a ruse it may be. Almost always used in a derisive fashion.
It seems like New Hampshire gets more and more bluebloods moving in every single year.
Blueblood by CRUSH POSER GAY June 3, 2010

Blueblood 

A native of the state of Ohio that is a fan of the University of Michigan's football program.

The "blue" part of the word stems from the fact that U of M's school colors are maize and blue. Also, its fans will cheer, "Go Blue" to show support for their team. The "blood" part is meant to define the emotion of passion that all people have to some extent. As a compound word its intent is to imply that a blueblood's passions are somehow tainted and/or inappropriate. Transversely, Ohio State's school colors are scarlett and gray. As most Ohioans that watch collegiate football are supporters of the Ohio State Buckeyes, and as Michigan is Ohio State's archrival, the term is intended to express a negative, ostrasizing connotation.
" We don't want you bluebloods here anyway! We don't give a damn for the whole state of Michigan!"
Blueblood by Buckeye_or_die August 30, 2009

bowbloodbrother 

Ur mom bowbloodbrother

Bowbloodbrother 

Omg ur such a bowbloodbrother
Bowbloodbrother by Viled-parrot August 19, 2022
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