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botrll by hebebshehwh September 15, 2020
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botrell
One who has bot qualities. Bot is kind of a “nerd” term so adding the ‘trell suffix makes it more hood. Along with that when someone is acting free or it could be used as a new term for a whore as whores are typically free.
botrell by Anti-Botrell February 15, 2022
botello
person: Dude, did you see those botellos?!?!
other person: yeh. they were insanely awesome at everything
other person: yeh. they were insanely awesome at everything
botroll
A fake profile with an animator mash-up of bot and troll, usually a dim human exacting plans in a clumsy and obvious way with some sort of automated assistance. A boiler room propaganda op.
Our antique appraising Facebook group hot hit by some kind of botroll today; a race-baiting post was made via a fake profile. No finesse! We spotted and reported it immediately.
botroll by The Wendolyne September 18, 2020
botellón
"Botellón" literally means "big bottle" in Spanish. A group of people, generally young, that basically get together to get drunk. Each person puts some money in towards the drinks, they buy the alcohol and go somewhere to drink, laugh, and have fun.
They can be any size, from a couple of people to huge city wide events.
Botellones first started because of the exhorbitant price of alcohol in bars and discos. It´s common to have a botellón before going out partying.
Sometimes, botellones are expanded, with money being put down for drinks, food and pot, for those who want it. These tend to be all day things, normally taking place in the "campo"(countryside, more or less) or the beach, usually to celebrate birthdays or fiestas.
In cities where there´s no country or beach, botellones normally take place in the parks.
Generally, the "botellonistas" don´t cause too many problems, especially if it's a prelude to partying, or if they're stuck somewhere in the middle of the country. The problems come (as always) with the idiots that don´t know how to drink and turn into raving lunatics that go round smashing things, or drink enough to put themselves in a coma.
If the botellón is really huge, like town or city wide, it's called a macrobotellón. These are the things you hear about on TV.
They can be any size, from a couple of people to huge city wide events.
Botellones first started because of the exhorbitant price of alcohol in bars and discos. It´s common to have a botellón before going out partying.
Sometimes, botellones are expanded, with money being put down for drinks, food and pot, for those who want it. These tend to be all day things, normally taking place in the "campo"(countryside, more or less) or the beach, usually to celebrate birthdays or fiestas.
In cities where there´s no country or beach, botellones normally take place in the parks.
Generally, the "botellonistas" don´t cause too many problems, especially if it's a prelude to partying, or if they're stuck somewhere in the middle of the country. The problems come (as always) with the idiots that don´t know how to drink and turn into raving lunatics that go round smashing things, or drink enough to put themselves in a coma.
If the botellón is really huge, like town or city wide, it's called a macrobotellón. These are the things you hear about on TV.
Lets say there are 15 people for the botellón, each person paying 6 euros, that's 90 euros which is enough money to buy alcohol to get everyone reasonably drunk, whereas if you went straight to a club you would pay 6 euros just for 1 drink.
botellón by botellonista January 9, 2008
Botello’d
Botello’d by FunnyWordCreator March 7, 2022
Botellon
Botellón is a custom that takes place in Europe (mainly spain) which involves the gathering of a large number of young people mostly between the ages of 16 and 24. They gather outdoors to drink beverages previously acquired in shops (usually supermarkets), to listen to music and talk. This is often done because of the high prices in bars and being underage for bars and clubs.