Country Dictionary

From the latin word BOAT. A vessel in which many hours are spend on the water, along with most of your income and beer

Karen, we are going to use your bote this weekend, would you like to go with us?

Derived from the Latin word(s), botel and teh; where as the botel, meaning a relative "loser" and teh, meaning "impersonator"; in conjunction, these two formal Latin words come together as an Italian, Hungarian and French word defining a "loser" who pretends\acts like another character, rather them himselve alone.

The great Chariot Race of the Greek Gods proved that Zueos proved to have substantial evident and being a coward with immense bote at his will.

To be beaten Up (to get boted)

"Yea I boted that mutha!!."

"Beware Of The Eyebrows"- An expression of utter dissatisfaction with someone or something. "B.O.T.E."

What you do to her, man? She had a serious BOTE goin' on!!!

An extreme misspelling of the word 'Bored.' The meaning is, however, the same.

Guy A: Dude, I'm bote!

Guy B: What?!

Guy A: Bored*

Guy B: Aha! Bote...lol.

A noun that can have a multitude of meanings. Also a word that expresses many explicits.

"I am gay."- Kevin Adams
"What the BOTES???"- Ken Jennings
"I eat shit."
"BOTES that."
"Your cat died"
"Awwwwwwww BOTES"

This is an anagram for Bitch Of The Earth. BOTE is quite useful to describe anyone who fits said criteria.

Mike: "I hope Randolph doesn't ask me to read my report out loud. GOd, she's such a bote."