bo-jo

french vernacular short for "bonjour", meaning good day.

Jean-Pierre: Bo-jo, my homeboy, them ladies treating you well?

by lijrsklke April 23, 2006

to bo-jo

This means to receive categorical assurances on which you (should) know you cannot rely, but some people still do.

to bo-jo. As in 'Matt Hancock was well and truly bo-joed before he decided to resign.' or as in 'People in Northern Ireland were bo-joed over the border issue in the Northern Ireland protocol.'

by baslowman July 6, 2021

bo jo

nickname for boris johnson litterally every brit knows.

were watching bo jo say his speech

by anonymous January 24, 2022

to bo-jo

This means to receive categorical assurances on which you (should) know you cannot rely, but some people still do.

to bo-jo (verb) - as in 'Matt Hancock was well and truly bo-joed before he decided to resign.' or as in 'People in Northern Ireland were bo-joed over the border issue in the Northern Ireland protocol.'

by baslowman July 6, 2021