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Both of deez nuts
"Oi do you want Botha?"
"What's that?"
"Both of deez nuts lol"
Botha by > /B Anon July 23, 2018
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Botha can be used by asking someone if they know who botha is, When they reply and ask who botha is you then respond with "Botha deeznuts in your mouth"
P1: do you know who botha is?
P2 no, who?
P1: Botha deeznuts in your fucking mouth XD
Botha by Mohammad bin Laden February 13, 2022
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A song improvisationally written in 2009 by The Acouestic Crib Performed By The Acouestic Crib and The InfringMiNt Outcast Union. Recorded in Portland OR, through avenues of support presented by The Goodfoot Lounge.

Originally, capo set on Fourth fret, and standardly played in Bm.

Upon, hindsight, the words were written documenting actual events that unfolded while on stage writing this song.
The Acouestic Crib Ensemble: Owns the mechanical copyrights to the song, "Botha"\

The title "Botha" is a play on the word both and bothered.

"so your walking you put one foot in front of the other, but your only walking thinking you are better,"
Botha by McCriberton February 6, 2010

PW Botha 

South African President 1978-1989. Outspoken opponent of majority rule and idiot commies. Left the presidency because of a stroke. Succeeded by Chris Heunis in 1989.
PW Botha was a great president- sad that we won't have a leader like him again.
PW Botha by Bert Large March 31, 2019

Declan Botha 

Cockney rhyming slang meaning 'leather sofa'
That's a lovely declan botha you've got there
I was sitting on my declan watching the telly
Declan Botha by icylavishness April 2, 2022

dewald botha 

A creative being sometimes upheld by the masses (those who have had the opportunity to meet such beings) as near god-like qualities of fun, humor and awesomeness.

It is a term and/or and name and/or a statement given to a humanoid creature that is clearly above the rest.

Also see :

dewald

Dutch. Meaning: man of the forest. Forester. Usually a smart and trust worthy group of people.
1. That's so dewald botha ,

2. dewald botha.

3. dewald botha reads minds, naturally ,

4. That beard is so epic, it's dewald botha.
dewald botha by chowzen March 22, 2013

kenan botha 

At a young age he struggles too find love but girls his been with loves him. Kenan Botha is a soft person always willing too help and give too people no matter what
A Kenan Botha is rare his difficult but different if u have a Kenan, make sure u love him at the age of 17/18 u gone be lucky
Yorh Kenan Botha u think u all that
Kenan Botha :no i know im all that
kenan botha by G.O.A.T ent March 26, 2020
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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