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An incorrect variation on the exclaimation "D'oh."
As seen in the Simpsons episode "Burns' Heir," when Burns tried to convince Bart that his family doesn't miss him, and hires actors to portray them on a video feed. But, the Homer actor flubs his lines, saying "B'oh" instead of "D'oh."
Homer Actor: (odd voice) I do not miss Bart at all.
Marge Actor: (odd voice) I am glad he's gone.
Lisa Actor: (odd voice) As am I.
Homer Actor: (drops) sandwich B'oh!
b'oh by Mike! March 30, 2005
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An exclamation similar to "D'oh", the popular phrase said by Homer from The Simpsons. Similar in meaning and annunciation.
Saying this phrase to another Simpsons buff displays superior knowledge of Simpsons trivia; said usage also points out the over usage of the phrase "D'oh" and avoids obvious simpsons clichés.

Origin: In Simpsons episode 1F16: "Burn's Heir", an actor portraying Homer mistakenly exclaims "B'oh" after dropping a sandwhich while trying to convince Bart the actor is the real Homer (Saying "D'oh" would have been more realistic).
Person1: "Dude you just dropped your beer"
Person2: "D'oh"
SimpsonsBuff1: "Dude you just dropped your beer"
SimpsonsBuff2: "B'oh"
B'oh by Erik Price July 8, 2007
A phrase stated when one feels sorry for another.
After getting a salad from the salad bar, it falls to the ground and everyone in sight, says, "Oh, B!"
Oh, B! by Carr One December 8, 2003

B.O.H.I.C.A 

Bend Over Here It Comes Again

See also: Fubar, Snafu, Tarfu
The situation was fubar. When the boss arived it was clearly gonna be a bohica moment.
B.O.H.I.C.A by Byteme97 October 13, 2003

B.O.H.I.C.A 

Military acronym, Bend Over Here It Comes Again.
Get some KY its B.O.H.I.C.A time.
B.O.H.I.C.A by SGT MOORE December 12, 2006

B.O.H.I.C.A 

<i>Bend over here it comes again.</i> Commonly used by military members when it has screwed you over before, and is going to again. Synonym Taking it up the rear.
He looked at his wife,"B.O.H.I.C.A. we are getting deployed again."
B.O.H.I.C.A by K. E. G. May 27, 2008

B.O.H.I.C.A.

A term used in the military, commonly the Marine Corps, meaning, Bend Over Here It Comes Again. Intended to describe being screwed over by the military.
"They are sending me back to Iraq again."
"well you know what they say B.O.H.I.C.A."
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