booring
A splice of the English 'boring' and 'boor.' This delightful wordplay, suggests the combination of extreme boredom and a kind of passive rudeness that is so contemptuous as to make one wish to vomit. Syn: passe ennui.
Example:
That post-Lacanian treatise on Freud's top-left underwear drawer was so 'booring' as to make me vomit.
That post-Lacanian treatise on Freud's top-left underwear drawer was so 'booring' as to make me vomit.
Boor
A colloquialised derivative of the original meaning of boor from rude young man to savage drinking beast.
Also used as in 'to boor / go booring' meaning to go out drinking.
Also used as in 'to boor / go booring' meaning to go out drinking.
Example:
i)Oliver Reed, what a total fucking boor!
ii)Any booring this weekend?
iii)That lad loves to boor
i)Oliver Reed, what a total fucking boor!
ii)Any booring this weekend?
iii)That lad loves to boor
Boor
Boor
jacob boor
Mad Boore
Example:
Mad Boore has fucked it again
Mad Boore has fucked it again
boor-bore
Example:
Most politicians are boor-bores.
Most politicians are boor-bores.
Seth boore
He is the best person to ever live he is the greatest the sweetest and the cutest thing ever he is strong and tuff but adorable he is the best chance my mine