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Definition of booboo

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Other terms relating to 'an injury':

Definitions include: a sound beating.
Definitions include: a beating.
Definitions include: a mistake.
Definitions include: a "titty-twister".
Definitions include: superficial injuries (i.e. scrapes and scratches) caused by sliding along a road.
Definitions include: a stupid person; "moron"; "idiot".
Definitions include: when an individual or object falls due to gravity.

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Definitions include: acronym for "take care [of] business" or "taking care [of] business".
Definitions include: excessive or animated talk.
Definitions include: a phrase of encouragement.
Definitions include: ghetto, cool, or tight
Definitions include: a beating.
Definitions include: to (figuratively) melt upon seeing or making eye contact with an attractive person.
Definitions include: breasts.
Definitions include: vagina.
Definitions include: very diluted crack cocaine.
Definitions include: peeping tom.

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