Bornoco
When a failing restaurant changes its name and thinks the small town it is in is crazy enough to eat shit food just under a new name.
Bornoco by excelsiorhahas March 9, 2022
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Boroco
Generic Word to describe several states such as drunkness, confussion, also an unfinished or failed artifact, or something that is broken down or is not correctly taken care of.
Everything can be described as being "boroco" when it is not in it's natural state or if it's natural stated is failed, funny, mesmerizing or irrelevant.
Everything can be described as being "boroco" when it is not in it's natural state or if it's natural stated is failed, funny, mesmerizing or irrelevant.
"I've drunk a few beers so i'm pretty boroco by now"
A chair missing a leg, but standing, is boroca.
A broken glass on a running car's windshield, is boroco.
It's not the fact that the glass in broken, is the fact that someone is driving the car without being able to see through it because of it's broken-ness, or in this case, boroconess.
A chair missing a leg, but standing, is boroca.
A broken glass on a running car's windshield, is boroco.
It's not the fact that the glass in broken, is the fact that someone is driving the car without being able to see through it because of it's broken-ness, or in this case, boroconess.
Boroco by Walter "Boroco" Sullivan May 20, 2010
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Antonis Bonocorous
Male 1: "Who's that kid at the front of the class?"
Male 2: "He's not new, thats an Antonis Bonocorous"
Male 1: "Ahh didn't know"
Male 2: "He's not new, thats an Antonis Bonocorous"
Male 1: "Ahh didn't know"
Antonis Bonocorous by elili June 23, 2016
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