Bosticles
1. A term used to describe blunder, frustration or dismay. Similar to the British term "ballucks".
2. Slang term for bruised testicles
2. Slang term for bruised testicles
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bassticles
bassticles by The Lender November 25, 2007
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Bosticles • Booticles • Bossticles • Brosticles • Tig Ol' Besticles • busticle • basticle • Besticle • boobicles • basicles
bostile
Employee: Good morning sir!
Boss: Save your sappy greetings for your retard kin and get your sorry ass back to work!
Employee: Sorry sir, no need to get 'bostile'.
Boss: Save your sappy greetings for your retard kin and get your sorry ass back to work!
Employee: Sorry sir, no need to get 'bostile'.
bostile by Bryan Gilbreath May 28, 2011
Tig Ol' Besticles
Tig Ol' Besticles by aamdeter November 5, 2012
busticle
Used as an exclamation. Can be used in suprise, or in excitement. Is usually used when referring to something happening to someone else, as in a put-down.
From the phrase "Oh Bust!" which was used when one party would verbally bust on another and the bystander would say "Oh Bust". It has morphed from "Oh Bust" to "Oh Bus" to "Bus" to "Busticle", or "Oh Busticle".
From the phrase "Oh Bust!" which was used when one party would verbally bust on another and the bystander would say "Oh Bust". It has morphed from "Oh Bust" to "Oh Bus" to "Bus" to "Busticle", or "Oh Busticle".
busticle
1) Noun: Any one of four men indigenous to Cincinnati, Ohio, and engaging in rampant acts of musical and comic expression. Common characteristics of a busticle include fresh clouds of sweet smoke, reggae sensibility, as well as a taste for break beats and distorted guitar.
2) Adjective/Noun: A word used to describe any emotion, feeling, place, bodypart, object or action, that may be otherwise difficult to name or describe.
2) Adjective/Noun: A word used to describe any emotion, feeling, place, bodypart, object or action, that may be otherwise difficult to name or describe.
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