bondol 

simply means short hair or pixie cut in bahasa Indonesia

mbak yang rambut bondol emang bikin horny

bondol by SuppaZuppa August 27, 2020

Bonolo 

She is the sweetest girl you'll meet, shes friendly, attractive, she is a ride or die like no other, she is the girl that you can always rely on.

Ask Bonolo she gives the best advice.

Bonolo by Nyiii May 18, 2020

bonolo 

Very sexy attractive woman who is able to steal the attention of the opposite sex without even trying.Very flirty appearance but uneasy to approach.Often very dramatic and controlling in terms of getting whatever she wants.She's the type who puts herself first all the time but you don't want to see her angry.She's people's person.Hates being seen vulnerable.Her pride always comes first.

(bonolo) will become (bonoloness)

bonolo by Sonia Walker December 7, 2017

Bodola 

When someone jacks off without an erection.

Mr. Smith didn't gwada last night since he was out of Viagra; he could only bodola.

Bodola by NE1 BUT OB(S)AMA March 12, 2009

bandoli 

A pizza topping that's common everywhere except Domino's.

Give me a large pizza with half stracciatoni and half bandoli, please.

bandoli by Karlingtonius July 8, 2021

Bread bondo 

When someone eats a sandwich made with cheap white bread, and afterwards, the bread fills in the spaces/gaps between their teeth. Making it look like their teeth have been bondo'ed over. The person never knows it, but everyone they talk to notices.

DUDE: Yo man, did you see, I bet Greg had a Wonderbread sandwich for lunch.

MAN: How do you know?

DUDE: You didn't see? When he was talking, his teeth were all bread bondo'ed over. I was so distracted, I don't even know what he was saying

MAN: Bread bondo.... Gross!

Submitted by Paul & Art

Bread bondo by Paul&Art March 10, 2016

bonologue 

A speech given by U2 lead singer Bono in between songs during a live concert. A bonologue is sometimes improvised and frequently rambling.

The audience listened to a bonologue about poverty in Africa before rocking out to Where the Streets Have No Name.

bonologue by Michael Bowlus February 7, 2009