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The act of a male being anally penetrated, usually without his consent. Can take place in the woods, a dark alley, raves and prison.
"Man I sure hope the car doesn't break down out here, I might get straight bootied."

"Ya'll don't be out too late now ya hear? I keep seeing on the TV all these little boys gettin' bootied!"
Bootied by Don Juan Esquire July 6, 2012
losing a 1v1 against someone in a game, even though you are significantly better than them.
homie 1: HOW TF DID HE DO THAT?
homie 2: lol you just got bootied by him, perk up
bootied by ultimateeem April 3, 2025
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when you lose a 1v1 against someone who is far worse than you at the game. You're significantly better than that person, you lost mainly because you're not fully immersed into the game, while the other player is steady focused.
homie 1: NO WAY HE JUST GOT ME LIKE THAT
homie 2: lool you just got bootied by him, perk up bruh
bootied by ultimateeem April 3, 2025

Big Bootied Hoe 

A hoe with a highly elevated booty game. This isn't the same as a "Big Booty Hoe". "Bootied" implies that the above mentioned hoe worked, twerked, and/or performed certain acts targeted specifically at development of the booty. In contrast, a "Big Booty Hoe" is simply a hoe of a larger breed. She may have launched out of the womb with a larger booty or she could have had a surplus of fast food coupons that were about to expire.
I'm tired of skinny white girls. They're cute and all, but what I really need is a Big Bootied Hoe
Big Bootied Hoe by Mike From LI November 11, 2014
Rochester, NY slang for gettin high as shit
1.Shawty booted up!
2. Man, I just got that shit from Clinton Ave. we about to boot up
Booted Up by Rep ROC February 17, 2018

Smooshing Booties 

Sexual intercourse between two extremely awkward people.
My coworkers started smooshing booties. It's very weird.
Smooshing Booties by AManager April 5, 2019

jack booted thug 

Jack booted is a derogatory term used to describe an overly oppressive and authoritarian individual or group, often denotes violent tendencies. Thugs, thus described, are those in the service of an oppressive authoritarian, usually employing violence to achieve his/her/their master's goals.
Jack booted thugs stormed in, broke my furniture, kicked my dog, and took my still.
jack booted thug by GJohnW September 1, 2008
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Rumours were flying everywhere, so she went northstarring — one checked fact at a time.
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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