Often mistakenly defined online as the act itself, in Scottish and Northern Irish slang boke refers to the gagging stage when you feel you're about to, just before actually puking.
by picky-picky etymologist June 17, 2008
Get the bokemug. A web spelling of the Scottish/Northern Irish slang boak (which occurs because "boke" looks like how you'd spell it) which can mean either vomit or dry heave (the dry boak).
On BBC Scotland when Rab C. Nesbitt asked, "Got a wee touch of the boak, eh doll?" a lot of folks might have thought he said "boke" -- if they could understand his Glaswegian at all.
by Bagpope March 29, 2009
Get the bokemug. by chanstherapperum September 30, 2019
Get the bokemug. 
when someone is being sick or pukeing up
by leanne May 09, 2003
Get the bokemug. 
Vomit, or a website about vomiting. Mostly used in ireland as it is a form of slang. It can also refer to the reflexive gagging done right before vomiting.
It can also mean puking, spewing or throwing up.
Often mistakenly defined online as the act itself, in Scottish and Northern Irish slang boke refers to the gagging stage when you feel you're about to, just before actually puking.
It can also mean puking, spewing or throwing up.
Often mistakenly defined online as the act itself, in Scottish and Northern Irish slang boke refers to the gagging stage when you feel you're about to, just before actually puking.
by Proofreader77 February 18, 2010
Get the bokemug.