to bo-jo

This means to receive categorical assurances on which you (should) know you cannot rely, but some people still do.

to bo-jo. As in 'Matt Hancock was well and truly bo-joed before he decided to resign.' or as in 'People in Northern Ireland were bo-joed over the border issue in the Northern Ireland protocol.'

to bo-jo

This means to receive categorical assurances on which you (should) know you cannot rely, but some people still do.

to bo-jo (verb) - as in 'Matt Hancock was well and truly bo-joed before he decided to resign.' or as in 'People in Northern Ireland were bo-joed over the border issue in the Northern Ireland protocol.'