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Boobin'
Boobin' is the word. And the word is boobin'. It means everything good especially with regards to consumption of alcohol and other foreign substances. It means to just be having a good day. It could be stand in for hitting a lot of shots in a row on the basketball court, or even performing a skateboarding/snowboarding trick especially cool. Since it is the verb form of a noun, the noun also comes in play for different variations of this multi-purposeful word. See examples below:
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Boobin'
Boobin'
verb: to boob (when boobin', you must grab your breasts simultaneously with a disgusted expression).
In spanish: boobar
In spanish: boobar
Boobin' by Shawna, Megan November 15, 2006
Boobin' it
An action or move made by a male on purpose to touch, feel, or generally become closer to a female's breasts
John went to give Ashely what appeared to be a friendly hug, but Rick really knew he was just boobin' it.
Boobin' it by SomeWaffle May 25, 2009
Boobin' it
Boobin' it by a&k's mom February 26, 2011
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