• steal.

  lets boost a car.

  by joe k., San Antonio, TX, USA, Dec 13 1999.

• to steal.

  somebody boosted my car!

  by Cara O., Bradenton, FL, USA, Jun 03 2002.

• shoplift.

  They used to boost power tools at Sears.

  by David C., Sep 19 2004.

verb

• to steal, usually in large quantities or something of great value.

  Pepe is a petty thief who will boost your wallet if you leave it within his reach.

  by Sabrina B., Dallas, TX, USA, Aug 04 2005.

• verb. to take something from someone in front of them.

  I brodied his jacket after he told me I couldn't have it.

  by Jen G., Elizabethtown, PA, USA, Nov 23 1998.

• v. to steal something; to take.

  I'm bout to brodie that jaun.

  by Carl F. B. III, Philadelphia, PA, USA, Jan 10 2000.

• to steal. usually from another person, and not a retailer or place of business.

  he brodied that necklace from a friend of mine.

  by Jeff B., Syracuse, NY 13210, USA, Oct 19 2001.

• to crash, collide; an accident (commonly used in sports, such as mountain biking or skateboarding).

  I was speeding downhill on my bike and brodied right into a tree.

  by Jason D., Costa Mesa, CA, USA, Oct 04 2002.

• Philadelphia slang term meaning to take by force or intimidation.

  Yo, that kid can't rhyme, I'm about to brody him for the mic.

  by Spark D., Philadelphia, PA, USA, Feb 16 2003.

• To borrow without asking

  Did you brody my t-shirt last night?

  by Jeff, Glenside, PA, USA, Jun 30 2004.

• To steal

  by Jeff, Glenside, PA, USA, Jun 30 2004.

• taking a chance on something. Origin: Steven Brody, who reportedly had jumped off the Brooklyn Bridge in 1886 and survived the fall. Hence the meaning....of taking a big chance. It is clear that it is a local colloquiallism in Philly....whether or not it is widespread I do not know. I use the term myself. It's clear that the original slang has morphed in meaning -- now referencing taking -- as in stealing.

  I took a brody on the bottle of brandy. (Meaning he bought it without tasting it.)

  by Francis M., Dec 10 2008.

• verb; to steal with, or without, the victim's knowledge.

  You cabbaged my favorite pen.

  by Christopher W., Fortville, IN 46040, USA, Jan 03 1999.

• noun. referring to money.

  i've got no cabbage.

  by Nikol, Melbourne, VIC, Australia, Nov 22 2001.

• to complain or criticize.

  by WalterGR, Sacramento, CA, USA, Sep 09 2009.

verb

• To steal

  While the cashiers back was turned, I carped a gumball

  by Dave C., Dayton, OH, USA, Mar 27 2007.

• To steal something.

  He cuffed that hat from my girl.

  by Liah, Chicago, IL, USA, Feb 16 2003.

• to steal.

  I'm going to d-block that kid's sneakers.

  by Anonymous, Yonkers, NY, USA, Oct 01 2003.

• to steal.

  the car jacking done deboed my car

  that shirt looks phat i wanna debo it

  by Anonymous, Feb 02 2003.

verb

• to play somebody out, put them down, make them your bitch. Origin: the movie "Friday", Debo was a big "deisel" character that would punk the other characters.

  Oh son, you just got deboed by that ho

  by Chris, Sep 15 2004.

• to steal.

  he wants to deebo my stuff.

  by Lester D., Stone Mountain, GA, USA, Dec 31 1999.

• to steal. or take away from.

  I deboed his pencil after class.

  by Brittney R., La Crosse, FL, USA, Mar 05 2000.

• to steal. originated from the charcter Deebo in the movie "Friday" who stole form everyone.

  I want to deebo that watch.

  by Gigi, Warner Robins, GA, USA, Nov 15 2001.

• to steal. originated from the charcter Deebo in the movie "Friday" who stole from everyone.

  I want to deebo that watch.

  by Gigi, Warner Robins, GA, USA, Nov 15 2001.

• To steal or take away.

  Yo, he just de boed my pen!

  by Stefan P., Germany, Dec 16 2001.

• The word debo originates from the move friday. It means to steal something to beat someone up or you can even use it in refrence to the way some one looks, as if they looked like Debo in the movie friday.

  Dude he just deboed all of your money.

  by Matt, Gainesville, FL 32612, USA, Jan 13 2002.

• To steal.

  Man, I debowed his car.

  by Reggie, Atlanta, GA, USA, May 21 2002.

• From the movie "Friday." The character's name was Debo. He would walk up and steal from people or beat them up. 1. to steal 2. to punch.

  He said he was going to debo your necklace!!

  by BRYAN, Ft Lauderdale, FL, USA, Sep 27 2002.

• To steal something.

  They were having a five-finger discount on CD's so I grabbed a couple.

  by Kendall, MA, USA, Nov 09 1999.

• (n) something stolen (vb) to steal.

  My new stereo was a five finger discount!

  by Angela, Chicago, IL, USA, Oct 30 2002.

• to steal.

  some burglars gaffed my wallet.

  by Audrey M., UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA, Jan 22 1999.

• Home. I don't know the origin, but it's a common feature of London and points east, with an underworld flavour

  come round my gaff after the pub shuts.

  by Joshua R., Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, UK, Oct 27 1999.

• Means to steal.

  I guess I'll just gaffel one.

  by Cynthia, CA, USA, Sep 17 1998.

• to show disrespect towards someone or when someone steals something from you.

  Martnie got G-deped for his cell phone.

  She G-deped Todd when she said he was ugly.

  by Hala A., Harford Ct, Waldorf, MD 20602, USA, Mar 02 2003.

• (v) 1) to steal. 2) to take or borrow without permission or due credit.

  Man, that guy geesed your idea.

  Dude, that chick geesed a pair of pants from Goodwill.

  by Rich M., Portland, OR, USA, Jun 17 2002.