that's book 

When something is noteworthy.

1st person: "That kid just spat fire."
2nd person: "That's BOOK!"

that's book by themerrypranksters May 3, 2008

The Arban's book 

1. A complete method for trumpet and cornet written by french cornetist Jea-Baptiste Arban in 1864. It contains hundreds of the most commonly known studies for trumpet and cornet, as well as several of the most famous cornet solos ever written. It is considered by many to be the most definative book for studying the trumpet.

2. A book that you will become all to familiar with if you chose to study the trumpet through college, and will sap away at your social life.

1. After spending hours alone in a practice room with the arban's book, the trumpeter was able to play through his jury piece with ease.

2. "Hey, do you want to go out tonight?"

"Sorry man, I have to go work on the Arban's book."

The Arban's book by jpdtrmpt72 September 6, 2009

playa's book 

n. what playa's call their blackberry playbook.

Hey playboy, I just sent you a message. Check it on your playa's book.

playa's book by tha h00tman December 9, 2011

like a children's book 

A simile describing the simplicity with which one was read.

Though similar to like a book, the phrase claims a significantly more derogatory connotation.

Woman: I was just trying to play hard to get...

Man: (Exhaling cigarette smoke) Yeah, I read you like a children's book.

like a children's book by Mierk March 25, 2009

It's book 

another way of saying something is cool; also could mean acceptable.

Check out Jeff with his new sportscar. He's so book!

Kate spilled her drink on me, but she's a wafflecrapper so it's book.

It's book by Hamlet_Sig_Nu March 27, 2008

let's book

Let's get out of here.

This is a lame party, let's book.
The police are on the way, let's book.
That dog is going to attack us, let's book.

let's book by Patoche February 3, 2017

That's Book 

Something that is so interesting/intriguing, that conventional sayings can't fully depict the awesomeness that was witnessed.

Speaker One: She lifted a house with one finger.
Speaker Two: That's book.

That's Book by trophy2 February 6, 2010