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De boa might be one of the most flexible terms in nowadays brazilian informal dialogue.

The first use of De boa is to refer a calm and peaceful guy.

The second use of De boa means the same calmness from last definition, not being a permanent and part of the personality of someone, but an episodic and temporary stage of calmness. It is frequently used to decline some invitation to stay quiet in your place

Other use for De boa is exactly the same for "i'm cool" when you kindly refuse something they're offering you, like cigarette, food, etc.
How can someone fight this guy, he is so peaceful
Como alguém pode brigar com esse cara, ele é tão de boa

- Hey Jimmy do you wanna see new Adam Sandler's movie?
- No, i'm ok here

- Hey Jimmy você quer ver o novo filme do Adam Sandler?
- Não, tô de boa.

- Want a cigarette?
- No, i'm cool

- Quer um cigarro?
- Não, tô de boa
De Boa by zmnricardo November 6, 2015
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deboarding 

Headline: "Flight From Hell: Passengers Threatened With Arrest For Deboarding."
deboarding by rperazag June 28, 2010
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A term that is applied when someone fucks someone up or goes ape shit on someone.
Yo dude that man just deboated her...now she can't swim
Deboat by la.la.la.la. January 14, 2010

Deboating 

The act of not being on a boat. Something so bad happens, that you are officially 'deboating', or 'unboating.'
1: Dude, in fourth hour today we were totally deboating.
2: Yeah, fer sure.
Deboating by Scott Barnes42 February 16, 2010

deboardified 

made not board.
Boardness Lessend
Seeing you pretty much deboardified my day!
deboardified by 2mas May 13, 2006

deboarding 

having your penis licked clean right after vaginal sex; also known as a zamboni
I wish my girl was into deboarding but she just won't do it.
deboarding by Superflycool333 October 9, 2011

Summer Teeth 

When someone has a lot of missing teeth.
Mannn, that dude has summer teeth!
What do you mean?
Summer here, summer there...
Summer Teeth by BeckPot August 2, 2012
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