boho
- adjective
- /ˈboʊhoʊ/
- Informal
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boho
- It gives me like Beachy sort of like boho vibes and I'm so into it.
I like the whole boho thing in autumn.
- I like the whole boho thing in autumn.
- It gives me like Beachy sort of like boho vibes and I'm so into it.
- And I have seen clogs everywhere amongst the designers, like mainly the brands like Chloe and a few others that are kind of more boho style.
- It's just that like grungy comfy boho vibes.
Examples
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It's just that like grungy comfy boho vibes.
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Wear something like white boho, like frilly, feminine, cute kind of thing.
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I want boho type of thing.
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I went more like boho, like homeless boho.
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I like the whole boho thing in autumn.
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Like I'm just not into the boho thing, but I have marble contact paper.
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It doesn't go with our reimagined boho aesthetic.
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Anna Sui does it right with cute ruffles and fun prints and boho vibes.
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And I have seen clogs everywhere amongst the designers, like mainly the brands like Chloe and a few others that are kind of more boho style.
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She decorated her home with boho art and colorful textiles.
Synonyms
1
9.7
Very strange and wild in style or behavior
Antonyms
How Bohemian
Surface Forms
Etymology
Boho comes from bohemian. That word came to mean someone 'artistic' and 'free' in how they live, so boho describes a relaxed, creative style.