boodie

booty

1. Something that has been obtained through criminal activity. Wow, all of this booty came from one robbery, huh?
2. Something that has been seized from an enemy, as during war. Soldiers sacked that town and left with a ton of booty.
3. slang The buttocks. Have you been working out? You've got a great booty! Of course you like her—you always like girls with big booties.
4. slang Someone or something that is viewed with displeasure. I'm trying to clean all the booty out of the garage once and for all. I mean, there's no reason for me to keep my old college textbooks.
5. vulgar slang Sexual encounters in general. I hope we meet cute guys tonight—I need to get some booty!
6. vulgar slang Collectively, potential sexual partners (typically women), considered and pursued solely as such. Ron's always looking for booty, so I think he's definitely going to cheat on his new girlfriend.
7. vulgar slang The female genitals. We're just friends—I'm sure he doesn't want my booty.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

boody

and boodie and bootie and booty
1. n. the buttocks. (Potentially offensive. Usually objectionable.) Look at the nice little boody on that guy.
2. n. someone or something disliked. (From sense 1) Why don’t you clean up all this boody? This place is a mess. Don’t be such a bootie!
3. n. the female genitals; the vulva and vagina. (Usually objectionable.) He wants to get into her boody.
4. n. women considered as a receptacle for the penis. (Rude and derogatory.) He likes boody better than anything.

boodie

verb
See boody

booty

verb
See boody
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • (do) (you) want to make something of it?
  • (I) wouldn't (do something) if I were you
  • a/the feel of (something)
  • all right
  • a straw will show which way the wind blows
  • (one) could use (something)
  • a crack at (someone or something)
  • (you) wanna make something of it?
  • (one) never would have guessed
  • all for the best
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Boodie will assist members in achieving their financial goals through GFA's financial suite of solutions designed for personal, business, insurance and investment needs.
Number two includes a glossary, as well as instructions for splicing rope, reviews of several books about fishing in the Northwest, and an account of a transient man, "Brad Boodie," who wandered the roads around Kodiak, somehow always managing to survive.
Biodiversity Conservation Officer at the Conservation Council of Western Australia (CCWA) Cameron Poustie says Barrow Island's primary significance is its mammals, particularly endemic subspecies such as the Barrow Island boodie, Barrow Island euro, Barrow Island mouse, Barrow Island golden bandicoot, and Barrow Island spectacled hare-wallaby.
Roddick and Federer will put their feet up this week, but Henman will play an exhibition match against a yet to be dedcided rival at the Boodie and Dunthorne Champions Challenge in Buckinghamshire.
In a survey of Dutch companies, Boodie (1997) found that nearly 50 percent of the responding purchasing managers indicated that they used Kraljic for formulating purchasing strategies.
Mammals are predominantly small and nocturnal, and many are in decline, such as the ghost bat, or thought to be extinct, such as the boodie, wambenger and Tunney's rat.
Becker College Dean's Scholarship: Mesach Boodie, Claire May, Samantha Wronski.
She leaves her husband, Leon Nelson of New Haven, CT; seven children, Mary Warren Boodie of Greenwood, SC, Howard Conerly of Worcester, Victoria Conerly of San Antonio, TX, Alkeia Conerly of Worcester, Alicia Daniels of Worcester, Hao Warren of Worcester and Maria Warren of Worcester; her brother, Lloyd Anthony of Louisiana; two sisters, Joyce Warren of Washington and Debra Warren of Worcester; six grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
Up to 11 species will be part of the reconstruction including boodies (burrowing bettong), mala (rufous hare wallaby) and chuditch (western quoll).