boygazing

When a gay boy or man gawks or stare's at other guys. Usually as they walk by

Raúl: Why are you always staring out the window

Peter: Because I like boygazing at all the hot guys

by Pulling my chain June 7, 2018

Bormazing

derived from the English words 'Boring' and 'Amazing' and adopting the Peter Andre method of English development.

1. 'bormazing' adj.
2. 'bormaze' v. to be overwhelmed with wonder at the extent of tedium achieved.

1. this work is so bormazing

2. you bormaze me. (i.e. you are so boring it is amazing)

by John Dang November 30, 2004

boygang

A gang of boys who act tough in order to seem cool but in reality are all bottoms. Term most often ascribed to bratty boys in online chatrooms or in the virtual reality social game, Vrchat.

Oh did you hear what boygang did last night?
No?
They got into a fight with mommy gang but got totally dominated

by Achenial February 17, 2022

bombazing

(Adj.)

Bombazing = Bomb + Amazing

Wife: Honey, How do I look?

Hubby : Absolutely Bombazing, baby.

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A: Dude , you went to Bali Last week right? How's that place??

B: It is Bombazing! You must visit.

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A: Guys, Check that Bombazing chick across road.

B: Damn, what a beautiful piece of creation.

by Jakoplasma March 25, 2018

beer bogganing

The common Canadian practice of consuming alcoholic beverages and tobogganing on local hills, an important rite of passage into high school for many Canadian students.

I went beer bogganing once and can attest to the fun of it. I fell down and hurt myself, but not too badly.

by Greg Wester January 15, 2006

beyazing

Something, someone or an act that is beyond amazing.

That girl that I hooked up with last night had an beyazing body.

by Freeman's princess February 22, 2009

bougaling

Moving to music so that the sensations produced by your movements or by any tactile contact match the rhythm and/or beat of the music.

Bougaling is outwardly exactly the same as all the various ways we physically respond to music, such as; swaying to the music, shaking your booty, patting your foot, drumming on the steering wheel, playing air guitar, etc. The difference is that the intent is to feel the sensations as they match the music.

by rbtbob December 4, 2011