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To leave quickly and deliberately.
Origin: Vietnam War. Bo di means leave and Chay means run quickly.
“Bo di chay” spoken quickly in Vietnamese sounded like “book it” to the U.S. soldiers.
When they returned home, they spread the term across the whole country. Which is
why everyone claims they used it growing up during and after the Vietnam war.
“Yo, this party is lame. Let’s book it.”
A phrase used when something that has been going on for a while comes to an end. The present has become the past.
My youngest child just finished 5th grade. Elementary school days are in the books for this family.
You like someone else. You're already taken or interested in someone else.
1st person: "The boy is so cute over there". 2nd person: "I'm already booked!"
A book is a thick peice of card board with pages inside. A book is made to read and enjoy. One of the most important thing they say Is "never judge a book by its cover". That means if the cover of the book looks bad, the adventure might not be bad. A book helps you grow imagination and creativity. If you don't read, you will be in bad health.
"DID YOU HERE ABOUT THE NEW BOOK?!" "YES. I HEARD IT WAS AMAZING!"
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To get a book ya go to tha fucken liberry and borro a fucken book
I read a book on ya fucken bitch
"Book" Is the plural term for "Book". In ancient english, this was known to be "Books". Since then, the language has been officially changed to "Book".