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Right page of the school year book

Adj.
Used to describe people with their school photo on a right page of the school yearbook. These are typically people (or things) described as annoying and not funny.

man 1: I guess Santa's helper is a squirrel.
man 2: I bet you were on the right page of the school year book.

by Habopo June 5, 2020


Magpie Books

Magpie is know as a several kinds of Birds. And Books means a lot of Subject.

Now you can know about Magpie Books- Several kinds of Books such as- Hindi, English, Physics, Math, chemistry etc...

by Ravish123 July 8, 2020


hoe book

The book, or manga usually, in front of other copies of the same book that is used to skim over or read through its contents. Often being overly bent or worn due to its use and the last one to be sold in favor of mint condition copies.

Damn it dude, I should've gotten here earlier, the last copy of this manga is the hoe book.

by username9876 February 19, 2024


Book Perv

Someone who gets a sense of euphoria from smelling books, similar to a junkie searching for crack

Melissa sneaks into book stores just to smell the pages, she's been banned from many places, don't get me started on what happened at the library... she's such a book perv

by Dr. Wabby McWaberston May 11, 2024


book mouse

That cute little mouse friend from your local classy af book store you see while sipping drinks and enjoying time with your soul mate.

Fievel is the cutest book mouse in the whole world! ❤

by MattyWegs February 24, 2021


Book swallower

Somebody who studies all day, similar to a nerd but it arrives to a point that they “swallow books”.

yo cuz, that chick is a book swallower - watch out.

by scooge February 24, 2023


basal book

A "basal book" is one that is absolutely crucial to a particular academic discipline or profession, a book that everyone who knows anything knows about. It is a book (or perhaps an article) that forms the basis for understanding a certain topic or joining a certain conversation. It is often the sort of book that everyone wants to have read but no one wants to read. It is always the sort of book or article that cannot be digested properly by reading it all the way through just once, but must be studied and digested (analytical reading helps with this).

Greg Glassman's article "What is Fitness?" is a basal article for the Crossfit movement.

Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring" is a basal book for the environmentalist movement.

"Mein Kampf" is a basal book for the Nazi movement.

by LA Wordsmith May 14, 2012