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How one might refer to facebook if out of their hundreds of facebook friends they are unable to name 10 offhand. It derives from the friends seemingly having been copied and pasted off other people's profiles.
A: How many friends have I got now on paste-book?
(A logs on)
A: Yippee, I've got 1000 now 30 accepted in the middle of the night.
(A Logs off)
B: Aren't you going to have a look at their profiles?
A: Nah.
Getting so emotionally invested in a book that you think about it for days on end. Characterized by sadness experienced when the book is over and the realization that one will never have the opportunity to feel the way they did reading it for the first time.
I finished reading the last Jhumpa Lahiri novel and have the worst book hangover.
A phrase used to describe how excruciatingly average something is. Related to "Cool story bro."
It can be used to piss someone off if they're telling a story.
Parker: OMG! I just hit a ladder shot, 360, YY, cross-map, no scope on highrise!!!!1!!11!1!11!!!11!11!!1!111
Brennan: Book please.
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Book drunk- adjective, describes studying for so long that you are slightly out of your mind and a little crazy, almost like being under the influence of alcohol, but only having soda and coffee that day like a white girl college freshman.
Jade is currently book drunk from studying for anatomy for 6 hours, which is why she created this stupid word and posted it on the internet.
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When you stay up all night reading and go to bed at 2 am in the morning and when you wake you relize your back to reality and your faced with the fact that your a. not in the book world b.you finished the book and you dont know what to do with your life c. you are overly exsaused and still have to cope with daily things or d. you have to get back to your boring life after you have lived an exsiting one. To help cure you might need a quiet room to think or some fanfiction to read.
me: "i stayed up all night reading"
BFF "book hangover?"
me: "yes"
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The long lost art of placing a stick-mag inside a copy of a novel so as to appear to be reading distinguished literature, but in reality providing one with the oppurtunity to further indulge in depravity.
My English teacher was rediculously hungover this morning, so he forced us sit and read Othello, which I book-jacketed with a vintage 1991 copy of Asian Dolls.
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1. To make great haste
2. To walk or run quickly as if you're late for something or you have to use the bathroom
3. A method used when running from authority figures
Origin: a combination of "book it" and "haul ass"
Also, booking ass, and less commonly book assing.
1. "Put on those rollerblades and just book ass down that hall!"
2. "Oh man! It's it good thing I booked ass or I would've been late to class!"
3. "The cops saw us doing recreational drugs. That's about when we booked ass"
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