The Boy Edit Meaning

1.

Homer's main reference to Bart, even when speaking to Bart.

<Homer> Boy, clean your room.

<Homer> It wasn't me, it was the boy.

2.

An affectionate term for your boyfriend. Used in the 'Belle De Jour' book, prior to implementation in real life.

Flo: How are you getting home to your gaff?

Maz: The Boy is picking me up at 7.

3.

The Boy, The Boy Boy!

A fictional member of the Fabulous Four!

I was hanging with The Boy on the beach the other day

4.

Term made popular by the Fox hit “The Simpsons”. It’s the quick an easy way to refer to a male child with all female siblings.

Has anyone seen the boy?

See son, kid, male, brother, bart, simpsons, homer

5.

Used mostly in Scotland to communicate how cool or "ledge" someone or something is. Words like 'total' or 'absolute' can be used to enhance it.

Pronounced, The (Boh-yee) said quickly so it runs together seamlessly.

Derek: He's the boy isn't he.

Chris: Yeah he's ledge

OR

Derek: Kelloggs Corn Flakes are stingin'

Chris: Yeah they are the absolute boy.

See patter, pro, key

6.

Reffering to The Boy With The Thorn In His Side, the character in Pete Wentz's book.

See also: Clandestine Industries, Fall Out Boy

"The Boy is adorable in an ugly sort of way. You can't help but love him."

See Jennie

7.

Alternative usage:

Can be used to refer to older brother(NB not advisable if said brother is kranky.)

"alright there boy?", "get that for me boy" and the ever-useful " the boy did it".

See soo