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How would you use the word embarrass in a sentence?
I don't mean to embarrass you, but u have a booger on your nose.
Spanish word for pick a booger?
pick a booger in spanish is Ahboogter El pickvthey
How do you spell boogar?
The word referring to nasal mucus is spelt booger.
What is the Japanese word for booger?
鼻くそ
What does Boda Getta mean?
It means booger eater.
What is the English word for kulangot?
booger, snot, or dried nasal mucus
What does it mean when your nose ring is stuck?
It could mean that there is dried blood on it or maybe just a booger on it.
How big is the world's biggest booger?
The world's largest booger is a collection of booger's in a booger ball that weighs 1827 Kg and is the size of a soccer ball.
What is a 7 letter word that means bogies and beigns with a T?
The word that means bogies and ends with a r is..............................................................................................................booger!!!
What does booger mean in England?
big person walkin on the foot paths with a banana
How did the word booger come about?
The etymology of the word booger baffles scholars. Since it has always been considered semi-vulgar or at least childish, it has been used in few written sources. Furthermore, in the past the word booger has been used to mean many things, and has often overlapped with the terms boogie, bogey, and bugger. The earliest usage of the word is as an alternate spelling of the vulgarism bugger. Booger was first said to be slang for "dried mucus" in the 1892 Dialect Notes; boogie was said to mean the same thing in the 1891 Dictionary of American Regional English. Its appearance in slang dictionaries indicates that it had probably been used for some time in the United States before the 1890s. Both books said that mainly "school children" used the words. By the middle of the twentieth century, both booger and boogie were commonly being used to mean dried mucus. As late as the 1970s, both words seem to have been (relatively) acceptable. Since then, however, booger has apparently become more common in American English. This may be due to its appearance in legitimate print media: Bill Watterson claims to be the first cartoonist to use the word booger in a syndicated comic strip, while Dave Barry has pioneered its use in newspaper columns, both in the 1980s. Rapper Biz Markie recorded a humorous song "Pickin' Boogers" http://www.ohhla.com/anonymous/bizmark/goin_off/boogers.biz.txt which appeared on his album Goin Off. In the sitcom WKRP in Cincinnati, Dr. Johnny Fever was fired from another radio station for saying "booger" on the air (under the premise that it was an objectionable word).
Where can you find a booger tree?
you can find booger tree's up in you nose because i picked mine and found a MOLDY booger, and it tasted great!
