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in some regions of the english-speaking world, accents and dialects cause the word both to become bolth when spoken. either are acceptable.
I went to bolth walmart and k-mart today.
bolth by crazy ace September 3, 2005
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A hardcore punk band from Indiana. "my mom thinks i'm an alcoholic. what kind of shit is that? i don't know what else i would call it - but that's beside the fact"
Bolth is coming to play in Athens, OH and everyone will cheer when the set is done
bolth by JK$ January 14, 2009
the way canadians pronounce the word both
the bolth of us are in love with each other
bolth by californialuv88 May 30, 2008
A word that is Tori. A shooting star you might say.
Bolth of us are the same. Get over it. You want a cookie or something? No.
Bolth by Sawgirl247 September 7, 2018
it is used by the youtube channel AvE. It means Bored of lame tool reviews
I love the boltr channel on youtube.
Boltr by spank me captain kirk July 23, 2016

bolchiing 

This is when some wasteman's motive gets crashed by bare mandem
Also similar to a 'majoring'
Usually occurs when a wet yute has bad control of his party
Are you man on bolchiing the motive on sat?
Raaaaaah that guy is tapped he just allowed his house to be bolchid
bolchiing by MotiveKingpin May 22, 2019
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