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n. A screenshot fabricated by a company to misrepresent the graphics of a game; a combination of the words bullshit and screenshot.

Originated from Penny Arcade, a popular gaming webcomic.
-Have you seen Madden 2006 for the Xbox 360? The graphics are gonna be awesome!
-Dude, the Madden 2006 images they showed at E3 were bullshots. It doesn't look nearly as good as they said.
bullshot by Worker Unit #503,298,545 September 26, 2005
an absolute savage, bullshmig is one of the most legendary kids in this galaxy. he is also an absolute god at fortnite who only takes dubs.
wow they’re one bullshmig
bullshmig by willy boi October 19, 2019
n.(1) a term used in reference to any video game screen shot that is modified by a publisher to generate hype for it's product. Bullshots look a lot better than the actual game.(combination of Bullshit and Screenshot)

n.(2) modified from it's initial definition bullshot can be used to describe any picture that makes a person seem more attractive than he/she really is.
(1)Those screens I've seen for Barie Wild Horse Rescue were complete bullshots.

(2)I've seen your girlfriend in person. Her facebook photos were complete bullshots.
bullshot by fluffysac November 23, 2007

Bullshower 

An extremely vulgar term, it should be only used around teachers, bosses, and other authority figures.
Dude! my Latin teacher gave me so much bullshower.

BULLSHOWER!! OH SUCK MY DICK, hoe!! IT FEELS SO GOOD!
Bullshower by avtathome March 7, 2009

[Bullshoot] 

The clean version of the word bullshit, but more appropriate to say when your angry and you feel like shouting it out.
"Man That Was Bullshoot"

" Your Full of Bullshoot"

" This is Bullshoot"
[Bullshoot] by Young Shady October 17, 2008

bullshometer 

a portmanteau, or blend of the words “bullshit” and “meter.” Most commonly referred to as a “pocket bullshometer:” it’s a BS detector. It’s not a real device, (although such an invention would be handy) but rather just the little alarm that goes off in the back of your head when you know you’re being scammed, conned, played,or just lied to. If your bullshometer is going off, rest assured you’ll soon need a shovel and some boots or, better yet: hip waders. Earliest known usage of this phrase was in a customer service inbound call center in Oklahoma City, OK; circa 1999.
“My pocket bullshometer was beeping like crazy during the President’s speech today.”
bullshometer by poormanschef September 7, 2006