adjective

• lacking excitement or people; BORING.

  When we got to that party it was beat.

  by Matt, VA, USA, Feb 23 1998.

• unattractive.

  She's cute but her friend is beat.

  She seemed decent when I was drunk but when I looked at her sober, she was so beat.

  by Becky, Huntington Beach, CA, USA, Jan 16 2002.

• corny; LAME, UNCOOL.

  by Anonymous, Feb 03 2004.

• tired.

  After running a few miles, I was beat.

  by Anonymous, Jul 30 2007.

• to not know.

  Well, I'm beat.

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Sep 02 2009.

intransitive verb

• to have sex.

  Hey man, I'm fixin' to beat.

  I hope she lets me beat tonight.

  Are you going to let him beat?

  by A. Love, Gainesville, FL, USA, May 03 1999.

noun

• a police officer's patrol area.

  by Doyle, J., Feb 19 2009.

adjective

• displeasing.

  Tina dumped Ted? That's beat-up!

  by Michael H., Durham, NC, USA, Dec 06 1999.

intransitive verb

• unattractive.

  He look's like he was beat with the ugly stick.

  by Ralph M., Charlotte, NC, USA, Jan 25 2002.

noun

• a large stomach caused by drinking lots of beer.

  Hey, I found a picture from before my beer belly!

  by Mike C., Cheyenne, WY, USA, Nov 21 1999.

noun

• acronym of "big fucking deal." Usually used sarcastically, to indicate that something is not a big deal - that is, not important.

  So you got a parking ticket? BFD.

  by Dan, Chicago, IL, USA, Sep 19 1998.

interjection

• big deal. When used in the negative, indicates that something is not a big deal - that is, not important. Often used sarcastically to indicate the same.

  So your daddy owns a huge corporation? Big whoop!

  My life is in complete shambles, but its no big whoop.

  by Bil Y., Venice, CA, USA, Jan 29 2000.

noun

• an unintelligent female. See also mimbo.

  She looks like a bimbo.

  by Patricia S., Dec 13 2000.

intransitive verb

• to be of poor quality, displeasing.

  That movie really bites.

  by Kaeori, Kansas City, MO, USA, Oct 22 1997.

noun

• an instance of someone "biting," as described in the verb form.

  That is such a bite!

  by Kristan, Portland, OR, USA, May 22 2002.

transitive verb

• to plagiarize, typically in reference to a hip-hop artist stealing another hip-hop artist's lyrics.

  I hear he bites rhymes.

  Man, you ain't nothing bit a biter.

  by Jayne M., Detroit, MI, USA, Dec 13 1999.

• to copy or imitate.

  I hate it when people bite my moves.

  She bit my style.

  by Derrick P., Edmonton, AB, Canada, Dec 16 2001.

intransitive verb

• to be of poor quality, displeasing.

  That movie really blew.

  by Kaeori, Kansas City, MO, USA, Oct 22 1997.

• to leave. Possibly originated in phrases such as "blow this popsicle stand" and "blow this joint".

  Gotta blow, catch you later.

  by Carole, Monroe, LA, USA, Mar 07 2003.

• to snort (cocaine.)

  Let's blow some coke.

  by Mallory S., Sep 16 2004.

noun

• cocaine.

  Did you get any blow?

  by Elizabeth H., Cumberland, BC, Canada, May 25 1998.

transitive verb

• to perform fellatio. See also blowjob.

  She blew him last night.

  by Trevor Z., Davis, CA, USA, Mar 02 1999.

• a generic insult; EAT ME; BITE ME; FUCK OFF; GO SCREW YOURSELF.

  Blow me.

  by Devil H., Denver, CO, USA, Oct 19 2002.

• to do a bad job on something; SCREW UP.

  I really blew that job interview.

  by Steve, Washington, DC, USA, May 31 2008.

• to spend indiscriminately.

  He blew all his money on hookers and coke.

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Aug 11 2009.

verb

• to vomit.

  by JB C., New York, NY, USA, Sep 14 1997.

• to be of poor quality, displeasing.

  That movie really blew chunks.

  by Kaeori, Kansas City, MO, USA, Oct 22 1997.

notes

• There is a joke (and several variants) in which someone tells another that they got too drunk and "blew chunks." "That happens all the time," says the other person. "No, you don't understand. 'Chunks' is the name of my dog."

  by PiP, MD, USA, Feb 13 2002.

adjective

• off-brand. Typically implies lower cost and lower quality than a mainstream brand.

  That bobo toilet paper just doesn't feel as nice as the good stuff.

  by Teresa Burch, Troy, AL, USA, Dec 08 2002.

• false; untrue.

  Man, that's bobo.

  by Jeremy J., Mobile, AL, USA, Jan 04 2003.

• crazy, stupid, silly, or weird. From the Spanish word "bobo," meaning "foolish" or "fool."

  She really did that? She's so bobo.

  by Jenn, Chapel Hill, NC, USA, Mar 02 2003.

noun

• a person who is a "balance of bourgeois and bohemian".

  "...So David Brooks contends in his witty book Bobos in Paradise - "Bobos" being a term of Brooks's coinage to describe this "new upper class", which has created a "balance of bourgeois and bohemian" by "living amidst commerce" while "admir(ing) art and intellect", growing "affluent" while remaining "opposed to materialism", and whose members spend "their lives selling yet worr(ying) about selling out". Who exactly are these people? In the realm of material consumption, Bobos reconcile bourgeois and bohemian by cultivating "ever finer tastes about ever more simple things", preferring to "buy the same items as the proletariat - it's just that (they) buy rarified versions of these items that members of the working class would consider preposterous."
  
  -- "Toaster chic", Andrew Stark, 09 June 2000

  by Ingrid V., Aug 04 2004.

adjective

• displeasing; of poor quality; UNCOOL.

  Don't talk to him, he's bogus.

  That was a bogus movie.

  by Dan Piersol, Apr 27 1998.

• counterfeit.

  That's a bogus watch.

  by Dan Piersol, Apr 27 1998.

• working, but unsafe or prone to breakdown. Lab-speak, often used in engineering circles.

  This is a pretty bogus setup.

  by Dmitri S., Sunnyvale, CA, USA, Nov 17 2002.

adjective

• good; excellent; COOL. See also the bomb.

  That movie is really bomb!

  by Kenneth G., Miami University, USA, Nov 17 1997.

noun

• good marijuana.

  I've some bomb.

  by Paolo T., Jul 08 2004.

• in American football, a long forward pass.

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Sep 02 2009.

verb

• to put graffiti on something; TAG. Also bomber (a person who "bombs,") etc.

  Phase one was one of the best train bombers.

  by Shin, Nov 30 2002.

• to be disappointing.

  That party bombed.

  by Anonymous, Jan 09 2003.

• to fail.

  That movie bombed in the theatres.

  by Anonymous, Jan 09 2003.

• to drive fast and recklessly.

  He came bombing down the street and almost hit us.

  by Carmen E., Nov 18 2005.

• to malfunction.

  Don't run Empire with less than 32K stack, it'll bomb.

  by The Jargon File, Sep 06 2009.

adjective

• very bad. Worthy of a boo.

  The fact that they lost by forty points was booey.

  by Matt McPhail, Indiana State University, 200 N 7th St, Terre Haute, IN 47807, USA, Apr 20 1998.

adjective

• a lower-quality version of something. For example, a shorter version of a song.

  That was a boot-leg version of the song.

  by Anonymous, Apr 04 1998.

noun

• an unauthorized copy.

  I got a boot-leg tape of the concert last night.

  by Anonymous, Jul 13 2007.

verb

• to transfer unauthorized material.

  He boot-legs music on the black market.

  by Anonymous, Jul 13 2007.

adjective

• inappropriate.

  That was very bootsey of you man.

  by Keith Morgan, Davis, CA, USA, Sep 16 1997.

adjective

• not good, displeasing; SUCKS. As if from one's buttocks.

  Man, your lyrics are booty.

  by Brad S., Little Rock, AR, USA, Nov 19 1997.

noun

• sexual contact. Typically implies intercourse, but can also apply to oral sex, "fooling around," etc.

  I gotta get some booty.

  You know he's just in it for the booty.

  by Brad S., Little Rock, AR, USA, Nov 19 1997.

• buttocks.

  Check out her booty!

  That girl over there has some large-ass booty!

  by Stephanie, Vancouver, BC, Canada, Oct 13 2002.