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Jeff: Did you see that '66 Shelby Mustang GT 350 that just went by?
Bill: Yeah, it was a total buzzbomb.
Bill: Yeah, it was a total buzzbomb.
buzzbomb by BallsOfire January 23, 2009
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Buzzbomb
Nickname for the Federal version of the Lotus Elise introduced to America in the summer of 2004. Handle derived from it's high engine note sourced straight out of a Toyota Celica GT-S.
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An overly hyped movie that sucks balls.
(Note that a movie can be a box office success, but still be an absolute piece of crap storywise.)
(Note that a movie can be a box office success, but still be an absolute piece of crap storywise.)
Buzz Bomb Warranty
Main Entry:buzz·bomb war·ran·ty
Pronunciation: buz-bahm 'wor-&n-tE
Function: noun
The lack of a warranty, usually accompanied by a middle finger.
Pronunciation: buz-bahm 'wor-&n-tE
Function: noun
The lack of a warranty, usually accompanied by a middle finger.
"When my scooter didn't work and I took it back to the shop, the mechanic beat me up and stole my wallet! I didn't realize he was giving me the buzz bomb warranty!"
Buzz Bomb Warranty by buzzbombkirk September 26, 2005
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Buzzboombas
A very crude, jarring and goofy word referring to the 2 organs set stationary upon a females chest. The word was created in part from several pieces of old media; including The Bee movie and the pre-existing word "boobs". Pronounced buzz-boom-bus or buzz-boom-buzz depending on regional dialect. Not used much on the East Coast these days and hardly ever further West.
"AY MAN! Sheeeeeesh did you see the buzzboombas on that pretty one!?" *Makes crude squeezing hand gestures to ones own chest*
"Yea dude. Those things on her could feed a village."
"Yea dude. Those things on her could feed a village."
Buzzboombas by xRAzorxDicex February 20, 2023
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