booger
- noun
- /ˈbʊɡər/
- Informal
- You got a huge booger hanging out of your nose.
- eat boogers
- booger in your nose
- wiped away a booger
You have a big booger hanging out.
- You have a big booger hanging out.
- Eating your own boogers is gross, but it might be smart.
- My sister had the one where you like suck their boogers out, which just like skewed me out.
- I know we just met, but I can't get past this fucking massive booger hanging out of your nose.
- Yeah getting a giant fucking booger out of your nose and like being able to breathe again.
- OK, But the snipe, the scope on that sniper can see the boogers in that guy's nose.
- It's yes, because I sometimes I like to see like if there's any blood in my boogers, I just like to see it.
- The the air was so crap that like I'd get like sucked up, you'd get sucked up your nose boogers.
- He's got his kid little ex wiping boogers on the desk in the Oval Office telling Trump to shush.
- Tell me about how your dad I just got like something came out of my mouth or nose, possibly both boogers.
Examples
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There was a big booger stuck to the inside of his nose.
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You have a big booger hanging out.
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Yes, There is a booger on my face.
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Here, you have a booger.
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Link tries to tell Rhett he has a booger without saying it.
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Eating your own boogers is gross, but it might be smart.
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I got a booger hanging out of my nose, paisan?
Fiction book (1991) -
Nasty dark green boogers come out of his nose.
Blog text (7) -
Please, no boogers on the blazer.
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They look more like boogers than earwax, don't they?
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Etymology
Booger for the dried stuff in your nose likely comes from the same old word bogey or from playful American talk, and a helpful way to remember it is to think of it as a 'little monster' hiding in your nose that you pull out because it is small and unpleasant.