bordega

Bordega is an alternative word for bored, it is popularly used by Clara Leahy

Clara: omgggggg I’m so bordega
Everyone else: shut up clara

by A. Student October 18, 2021

boregasm

noun, verb: the result of or act of reaching the apex or climax of boredom; Filling one's capacity for boredom to the extreme boundary

Dude, this class is so boring that I just boregasmed

Oh yeah? Well I had three classes today...triple boregasm.

by Caitlin+Courtney March 5, 2008

Bodega Bitch

This word made by Odyssey, means a bitch who's pussy is always open just like a Bodega. She's essentially the corner store whore. Everybody been in and outta that pussy...you get my point

Bro you like her? Maaan she's a Bodega Bitch! You fuck her...you fucking errybody on that block.

by odysseyft909 December 8, 2018

Bodega Baying

apathetically blocking or ignoring everyone who tries to reach you (except for your spouse, your kids, and the President); you're on top of the world and can't seem to bother with anyone not on your level

- Have you gotten in contact with (person)? (Person) was trying to reach you..
- I'm Bodega Baying.

by 134908657 November 11, 2022

bordeaux

A metonymic term encompassing all of the wines produced in the Bordeaux region of France. These, mostly red, wines are characterized by a smooth, balanced taste that is largely the result of the blending of the Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot grape varieties, among others. A good starter for those not yet acquainted with the noble art that is proper wine drinking.

I felt reluctant to try the new bordeaux bottle advertised in the store, then I remembered its quality prevents it from being at all associated with douchebaggery.

by satelit September 19, 2012

bodega cat

A cat inside a bodega that is usually there to kill rats and bugs.

It’s nobody’s pet, it’s essentially an employee at the bodega, but it gets paid in food and shelter instead of money.

“Yo, don’t pet the bodega cat, he’ll fuckin bite you”

by flatbush291 June 26, 2018

bodega

A hispanic/spanish/latin mini-mart, kind of like a 7-11, but usually smaller and more like a liquor store atmosphere. Commonly used term on the east coast, especially in the New York City region, where you will find many of these. The word came from the actual spanish word for "grocery store" - la bodega.

Go to the corner bodega and get a couple of 40s.

by Gabriella June 23, 2004