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booty bass 

n.
1. Electronic music created in the late 1980's for discoteques, now purchased exclusively for the purpose of showcasing ones mobile audio system. Predominantly, the capability to produce very low sound frequencies.
"The Tootsee Roll" - 69 Boyz
"Shake That Ass Bitch" - Splack Pack
"Girlz Wit All Da Booty" - MC Nas-D
booty bass by privatejokr December 22, 2003
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bootsy bass 

Phrase used to describe a funky bassline with many notes in a song. a slang tribute to bootsy collins, bassist in the band parliment/funkadelic
" The new red hot chilli peppers song has some definate bootsy bass goin' on"
bootsy bass by cody July 1, 2003
An increment of measurement in Morristown New Jersey used by the African American youth. The scientific measurement of a "bootyass" amount is still unknown but it is assumed to mean "many" or " a lot".

Not a phrase one uses unless you are trying to make a point, like how frustrated you are that the bike you once owned was stolen so much you no longer have it.

Usually used when one is talking very loudly, enough for other pedestrian tourists to overhear your situation and laugh at your interesting slang term.
Frustrated NJ Girl: I had a bike once, but they stole it bootyass times!!

NY tourist: wow, you'd only hear someone say that in Morristown New Jersey.
Bootyass by confused pedestrian August 16, 2012
i hope you kids fail kindegarten
bootyass kids
bootyass by slouchyy October 30, 2019

Bootyassbutt

One of the most redundant things you can possibly call someone.
Phil: Enrique!!! You bootyassbutt get your obese retarded cat out of my sock drawer!!

Enrique: Sorry brodag.
Bootyassbutt by SHAFT OBLITERATION January 29, 2010

bootyassbuttasscheekyass 

Shut yo bootyassbuttasscheekyass face up
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