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Definition of boogie
boogie
verb - intransitive
- to leave.
I am going to boogie.
She has to boogie.
- See more words with the same meaning: to go, leave, exit.
Last edited on Jun 05 2013. Submitted by bill m. on Sep 21 2004.
- to dance.
- See more words with the same meaning: to dance.
Last edited on Apr 16 2013. Submitted by bill m. on Sep 21 2004.
- to hurry.
- See more words with the same meaning: to hurry.
Last edited on Apr 14 2013. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Apr 14 2013.
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Other terms relating to 'to dance': | |
Definitions include: to dance. | |
Definitions include: to dance. | |
Definitions include: to dance. | |
Definitions include: dancing. | |
Definitions include: to do something well in one's own way or in a unique manner, usually involving members of the opposite sex. | |
Definitions include: to have fun dancing. | |
Definitions include: a dirty or promiscuous female. | |
Definitions include: to dance in a particular style which involves a lot of jumping up and down. | |
Definitions include: to dance alongside and/or on a motor vehicle while the motor vehicle is still driving forward. | |
Definitions include: to "dance" in a particular style that involves thrashing around and running into people. | |
Definitions include: to dance. | |
Definitions include: to perform aggressive fellatio. | |
Definitions include: to "dance" by running into fellow slam dancers. | |
Definitions include: extremely fun; exciting; wild. | |
Definitions include: to leave. | |
Other terms relating to 'to go, leave, exit': | |
Definitions include: to leave a place to go somewhere else. | |
Definitions include: to step away from a person. | |
Definitions include: to leave a place in disgust, usually as a result of finding it boring. | |
Definitions include: to be of poor quality, displeasing. | |
Definitions include: to leave. | |
Definitions include: to do illegal drugs, especially heroin. | |
Definitions include: to smoke marijuana. | |
Definitions include: to get high. | |
Definitions include: to leave. | |
Definitions include: to leave. | |
Definitions include: to leave. | |
Definitions include: to leave. | |
Definitions include: to leave in a hurry; not running, but quickly and quietly so as to not attract attention. | |
Definitions include: to leave. | |
Definitions include: to masturbate. | |
Other terms relating to 'to hurry': | |
Definitions include: to flatulate; "fart". | |
Definitions include: "hurry up." | |
Definitions include: to hurry. | |
Definitions include: to leave in a hurry or abruptly. | |
Definitions include: to hurry. | |
Definitions include: to hurry. | |
Definitions include: to hurry. | |
Definitions include: to hurry, hustle, esp. when departing. | |
Definitions include: to leave. | |
Definitions include: to kill, usually with a firearm. |
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Other terms relating to 'boogie': | |
Definitions include: Chin Boogie purley a Califonia vernacular - | |
Definitions include: intense, fast-paced. |
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