boredizzle
boredizzle by Boredizzle_Masta December 4, 2007
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boldizzle
(boldizzled, boldizzling)
When you bold text on a website for absolutely no reason other than to add some flair to an otherwise boring as shit page.
When you bold text on a website for absolutely no reason other than to add some flair to an otherwise boring as shit page.
Client: I think you should bold this bit.
Developer: Nah, man.
Client: Yeah I think making it bold will add some visual interest.
Developer: Oh, you mean boldizzle it.
Developer: Nah, man.
Client: Yeah I think making it bold will add some visual interest.
Developer: Oh, you mean boldizzle it.
boldizzle by fuckyeah_r_ask January 14, 2015
Related Words
boredizzle • bonedizzle • boredazzle • bedizzled • boomdizzle • Boredtizzem • Bedizzle • boldizzle • boodizzle • bradizzle
Bombdizzle
A word Coined by WTFcarlos, which describes a noun as something of excellent, great, or grand stature. It also means that the noun has given the person a feeling of euphoria that no other word would be able to describe.
1. "What kind of chips are those?"
2. "Lays with lemon and hot sauce"
1. "Oh damn, those are Bombdizzle!"
2. "Lays with lemon and hot sauce"
1. "Oh damn, those are Bombdizzle!"
Bombdizzle by WaterbottleWatch September 3, 2010
brodizzle
brodizzle by kingNinja15 September 13, 2016
Brendizzle DaSchnizzle
Brendizzle DaSchnizzle by Anonymous May 29, 2003
bonedizzle
bonedizzle by leech December 13, 2003
bonedizzle
bonedizzle by YOUR FRIEND December 13, 2003
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