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(Verb.) Walk to or from a specific location in haste.
"I'm late - I've got to book now." (I've got to leave immediately).
"Let's book!" (Let's go, now).
"Larry booked over to Jim's place an hour ago." (Larry walked hastily...).
An archaic phrase once used to signify public listings of a person's name, address and phone number in a phonebook.
1. If you need to reach me, I'm in the book.
2. I tried looking you up in the book, but you're unlisted.
1) An object full of paper with stuff written on it.
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2) To run away.
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3) Cool, because it comes first when texting on a phone with T9 when trying to type cool.
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Ex. 1)
a: "I heard that book was good."
b: "This book?"
a: "Yeah, the one you're using as a coaster right there."
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Ex. 2)
"During the party, the cops showed up and everyone started bookin'."
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Ex. 3)
"Awesome! That's straight book, dude."
Means cool or awesome.
How was it Originated?
While text messaging, when you hit 2665 (trying to say cool) it will come out as book.
"Thats book, yo!"
"Book? You mean cool right?"
"Ya. LOL. thats COOL, yo."
A book is about entertainment,fun, and laughter, sometimes u even get to learn new lessons in life when u read a book
This book is so entertaining and fun.
Something that is so interesting/intriguing, that conventional sayings can't fully depict the awesomeness that was witnessed.
Speaker One: She lifted a house with one finger.
Speaker Two: That's book.