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“Omg did you hear what Stephanie was saying about you? Bovril!”
Bovril by Gareth the G.O.A.T May 1, 2019
Tom: im telling mummy
Tobias: Bovril
Bovril by Tobias Haddock April 20, 2008
Bovril (bo-vver-ill) is a scrummy yummy for your tummy sometmes thick but sometimes runny cold soup sauce. Bovril can be either yeast or beef extract, contrary to popular belief. Bovril was invented by the uterus people of egypt in 1423! FACT!
"bovril is scrummy!"
"it sure is billy, it sure is"
bovril by The Bovril King October 14, 2007
A meaty substance Josh Wiltshire loves to consume in the gallons.
Josh wilshire drinks bovril and on Tuesdays he uses frozen bovril as a suppositories.

What the frick is wrong with that boy, he seems to be glugging bovril By the pint! Oh josh Wiltshire is a very strange boy
Bovril by Mrviofunny December 2, 2019

Bovril Bullet Hole 

I've got a right Bovril Bullet Hole going on at the moment
Bovril Bullet Hole by Greg_the_Smeg February 11, 2019

bovril boulevard 

describing ones anus, UK 'posh joke slang'

'Bovril' is hot brown coloured savoury beef type beverage drink, made from a spoonful of very thick poo like substance that comes in jars...called Bovril

you should know what a Boulevard is...
I'm not gay, but i luv it when my girlfriend slips me the finger up the 'Bovril Boulevard' when i'm just about to cum...
bovril boulevard by SCoupland July 5, 2006
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A vacation, feeling more like an obligation, that involves visiting or staying with family.
So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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