an extremely amusing word, which i personally find almost as amusing as wordfuzzbanger/word and wordpinkle/word which is supposedly a type of hairstyle. However, it's most proper use is in everday conversation, where it should be used as a verb, adjective, noun or in general, wherever it can be.
Person 1: Why hell, ye old fuzzbanger, how be ye?
Person 2: Wellpinkle old fellow, I believe I'm sporting a bouffant?!
Person 1: That's rather bouffantish eh what what?
Person 2: Yes, I'll certainly bouffant my wife tonight
Person 1: hur hur! Have a pinkle day!
(Pronounced Bah-stin Boo-font) (noun) when a male is performing cunnilingus on a female partner, and the female lets loose a queef of such intensity, that it parts the male's hair right down the middle. ( in a similar fashion to George McFly's hairdo in back to the future).
Skyler went muff diving, and came out with a Boston Bouffant! What a loser!
Man 1: See that LADY?
Man 3: Yes.
Man 1: What kind of a hairstyle does she have?
Man 3: Uh, that looks like a bouffant. bouffant: (of a person’s hair) styled so as to stand out from the head in a rounded shape: aufgetürmt
Man 1: YES. A BOUFFANT!
Man 3: Yes, a bouffant.
Man 2: Uh, actually, I...I couldn't help noticing that myself, it's sort of what you might call a, a Bulbous Bouffant.
Man 3: Yes, a bulbous bouffant.
A hairstyle Usually donned by socially awkward individuals who by nature have created a distraction atop their head as everything else about them is either boring or annoying.
All I ever see when Henry tries to strike a conversation is that bent bouffant looking right at me
When finance content creators rent out fancy cars and flexcash to seem richer than they really are in order to promote and sell their “get rich quick” courses.
The use of the word "blue" to refer to sexually explicit content was first recorded in Scotland in 1824. "Blue" meant "lewd" because prostitutes dressed in blue gowns.