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Repeating something that has just been said by someone else while you are in the same room. In the event of this happening it is customary for someone to call out 'bahho'. This is often followed by jeering by the rest of the group and much denial by he who commited the 'bahho'. The excuse of 'i wasn't listening' is common, but it is still a bahho. Named after the founding father M. Bahho
Person 1: "Oh there's gnocchi in the entree and the main"
(5 mins later)
Person 2: "They've got gnocchi twice on the menu"
Rest of the table: "bahho!"
bahho by Bahho July 20, 2011
Urban Dictionary Merch
The saying of the top of a boat, as seen on the new Yacht video by Anix. Yes, this is a word.
Wow! That Bachook is very well designed!
Bachook by fizzmortal May 29, 2020
Related Words
Baho is a bisaya word here in the Philippines that means 'fragrant' or you smell good.
'Bahoa nimo oy' means you smell so good or it can be 'Baho kag bilat'
According to Anix, the bachook is the top of a yacht.
"Look at how stylish that bachook is!"
"That bachook is very nice!"
Bachook by IFlied June 2, 2020
According to Anix the bloxburg you tuber it’s the part on top of the base of the yacht.
Frenchrxses- where do u wanna go on the yacht

Anix- the BACHOOK
Bachook by Adiken May 29, 2020
The top part of a yacht
My favorite part of a yacht is the bachook
Bachook by DumbyIsMe May 29, 2020
The top layer of a yacht as seen on youtuber Anix’s video called i built a yacht in bloxburg.
The bachook is my favorite part of a yacht.
Bachook by bachook June 1, 2020
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