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Bhokal is a HINDI language word which signifies the excellence in a certain field, normally in off hand fields.
1.bhokal taan dena--> Mishra jee ne ladakee ko ched rahe gundon ko bhaga kar padosiyon main apna bhokal taan diya.
2.Shukla ji ne hostel main bc kaat ke naye doston ke beech main apna bhokal kayam kar liya.
3.Pandey ji ka research main aisa bhokal hai mano jo woh likh dein wahi sahi hai!!
bhokal by sadityas May 3, 2005
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Bhokal is a HINDI language word which signifies the excellence in a certain field, normally in off hand fields.
Mishraiiit ne coding me apna bhokal kayam kar rakha hai.
bhokal by ComeIDK January 2, 2016

Bhopallic 

To pass wind (fart) or have breath so foul, that it could kill. (Like the gas cloud that occurred in Bhopal, India, due to an industrial accident that killed several thousand people).
"Your breath is Bhopallic" or "Wow, your fart is Bhopallic!!". "I just went into the washroom and the last person left a Bhopallic stench in the room!"
Bhopallic by Sandi Claus April 9, 2017

Bhogal'd 

Welsh slang for being caught out on excessive lies on public scale.
Last night my girlfriend met my other girlfriend, I was so Bhogal'd.
Bhogal'd by HDhate June 3, 2011

Bhopal Blowout

A Bhopal Blowout is a silent bodily gas release while a partner is performing oral sex on you.
Dude, man, Cindy got a Bhopal Blowout last night.
Bhopal Blowout by TheGasManCometh January 27, 2011

yedya bhokachya 

It is a marathi slang meaning mad ass
Tu yedya bhokachya ahe ka ? Meaning:Are you mad ass
yedya bhokachya by Papyadon May 2, 2022

Bhopal Incident 

An disaster of unprecedented scale releasing deadly liquids and gases over a large radius, usually following a night of particularly spicy Indian food.
OMFG, I should never had that third tandoori, the next morning I suffered a total Bhopal Incident.....
Bhopal Incident by mcsony July 16, 2010
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