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Typically a reference to Bollinger Special Cuvée Champagne. 60% Pinot Noir, 25% Chardonnay, 15% Pinot Meunier.
I'm afraid the best champagne they do in this bar is only bolly, but it's pretty cheap at thirty eight quid a bottle.
by Dan Fox June 11, 2003
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A cultural and aesthetic mind-state that prioritizes making money, even as an “underground” or “radical” creator. The work isn’t made for money, but it’s the money that matters the most.
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by afanofbolly February 03, 2010
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adj.
Of or pertaining to one who is dressed in a glamorous fashion, as if said person is an indian actress or actor.
When referencing a woman, the word has a positive connotation, as Indian actresses are generally considered very beautiful. When attributed to men on the other hand, the word has a deeply negative and offensive connotation, as male Indian actors are considered hairy, oddly shaped, and disposed to poor hygienic standards.
Bolly is a shortening of "Bollywood", referring to the hub of the Indian film industry: Bombay (Mumbai), which is commonly referred to as such. This is an obvious play on the word "Hollywood".
This interpretation is completely unrelated to the British exclamation, short of "Bollocks".
Of or pertaining to one who is dressed in a glamorous fashion, as if said person is an indian actress or actor.
When referencing a woman, the word has a positive connotation, as Indian actresses are generally considered very beautiful. When attributed to men on the other hand, the word has a deeply negative and offensive connotation, as male Indian actors are considered hairy, oddly shaped, and disposed to poor hygienic standards.
Bolly is a shortening of "Bollywood", referring to the hub of the Indian film industry: Bombay (Mumbai), which is commonly referred to as such. This is an obvious play on the word "Hollywood".
This interpretation is completely unrelated to the British exclamation, short of "Bollocks".
"whoa dawg, that chick is wicked bolly, yo"
"girl, that man is so bolly its dag nasty. get me a towel"
"girl, that man is so bolly its dag nasty. get me a towel"
by Dr. S. Mukherji April 30, 2007