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boot and rally

boot and rally verb: to vomit as a result of drinking alcohol, and then continue drinking afterwards.

Verb

boot and rally (third-person singular simple present boots and rallies, present participle booting and rallying, simple past and past participle booted and rallied)

  1. (slang) To vomit as a result of drinking alcohol, and then continue drinking afterwards.

Forms of boot and rally

third-person singular presentboots and rallies
present participlebooting and rallying
past participlebooted and rallied
pastbooted and rallied

Questions about boot and rally

What does boot and rally mean?
Boot and rally means to vomit as a result of drinking alcohol, and then continue drinking afterwards.
What part of speech is boot and rally?
Boot and rally is a verb.
What is the past tense of boot and rally?
The past tense of boot and rally is booted and rallied.

Words near boot and rally in the dictionary

  1. boosting
  2. boostings
  3. boosts
  4. boosy
  5. boot
  6. boot and rally
  7. boot block
  8. boot blocks
  9. boot board
  10. boot boards
  11. boot boy

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