A fork of Rural Dictionary
A handsome, tall, and particularly meaty man.
Besides being primarily derived from the French word for beef, this definition may originate from the similarly defined buff, and/or the uncommon pronunciation of the abbreviation for boyfriend, bf.
1. "We call you boeuf because you're triple A."
2. "On a scale from celery to boeuf, that guy in the elevator was definitely a boeuf."
This is the french translation of beef curtains, the commonly used term for fanny lips.
Ah Qui, le femme avait le grande juicy beouf curtinions!!!! Bon Apetit!
Translated from french, means "apple of beef". The meaty lobe of tissue that joins the lower butt-cheek to the upper, inner/back portion of the thigh. It's not quite the butt-cheek, and not quite the thigh, but a small, meaty thing all its own.
Frank had always preferred to be bitten on the pomme de boeuf, so proper hygiene and grooming was an imperative for him.
Slang for happy drugs like ecstasy or mdma that are tremendously good fun, when used in the correct environs, such as a large German techno rave dungeon, or oubliette.
"Would you care for some rost boeuf, monsieur? I put it to you, sir, that you are not raving hard enough, at least, not to the standard to which I, after three morsels of this extraordinary narcotic, have become accustomed to."
1) Literally "it's the beef"
2) When something is the dogs, so good it demands an exclamated statement.
1) When asked what meat I was carrying on my head, i replied "c'est la boeuf"
2) Antoine: Wow,look at the size of my erect chod. Yer mum really does it for me.
Billy-Bob: C'est la boeuf!!!
where is the beef? british slang, using french words
beef - drama, confrontation
someone looking for a fight would say 'ou est le boeuf?'