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That's my boyaye
boyaye by Thtcoolchik June 1, 2016
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ali bomaye 

it means "Ali kill him!". At the Rumble in the Jungle in 1974, when Muhammad Ali fought George Foreman, the crowd was pro Ali, so they were shouting "Ali boma ye" (boma = kill; ye= him) but today many English speakers misspell it as bumaye or bomaye. However, it's not one word, it's indeed two words.
Ohh hell no. He's gone to far this time... Ali Bomaye!
ali bomaye by T-41F May 24, 2014
"Kill him" in the Lingala language. Known for the 60,000 who chanted it as Muhammad Ali entered the ring during the Rumble in the Jungle fight against George Foreman in 1974.
"Ali, bomaye! Ali, bomaye!"
Bomaye by boxercat August 25, 2009

Ali Bomaye 

“Ali Bomaye” means “Ali Kill Him” in Lingala. Boma means “to kill” and Ye means “him/her”. Which is translated from Lingala; a Bantu language spoken in Angola, The Republic of Congo and Democratic Republic of Congo.
Tonight, the Congolese supporters of Muhammed Ali chanted “Ali Bomaye!” during the “Rumble in the Junglefight.
Ali Bomaye by solfrit June 26, 2022
also linked to boyed like the word boyed means e.g you were jus cussed....and if ther is alot of boyin goin on den u say nuff boyage...and if yr gettin boyed u say...wat r u jus gona boy me like dat?? i hope u ppl get wat im sayin...
Boy - dnt boy me lyk dat = dnt cuss me lyk dat.
Boyin - rah bruv u jsu got boyed = rah u jus got cussed.
Boyage - rah bare boyage goin on between lauren and vanessa = ther is a lot of cussin goin on between lauren and vanessa.
boyage by Cherry xxx April 2, 2005

BOYAYAOING 

She walked in and he got a massive errection and said BOYAYAOING
BOYAYAOING by Mutt Stafford May 26, 2016
Visit to see a boyfriend or fling, requiring plane, train or automobile, and therefore more time and effort intensive than the average booty call.
As she left for the airport for a weekend of passion with her 'sometimes' man in Chicago, her friends wished her a 'bon boyage!'
Boyage by LolaLulu September 4, 2010
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