A fork of Rural Dictionary
Boba is a very deep word. It can mean multiple things: - Boba Tea - Tapioca Boba - An Individual - Spouse/Significant Other - Close Friend - Utter deepness - Bruh - Boba Fett - 🅱️🅾️🅱️🅰️ - More that is too deep to simply explain.
HeyItsArman : “Shoutout to the 12 bobas in the chateronis mannn” Bogart : “Yo tryna cop some boba?” RogueJosueTGTBT : “Bobas really out here”
A tapioca pearl usually inside boba milk tea. It is also round and chewy. Fyi, it is another term for bubble tea.
Anne: Omg! A boba tea shop is opening right outside my house! I have to try! Me: You drink too much boba tea. You know how sweet it is right? Anne: Yea 'Mom'...
In Taiwan, BOBA is a slang term used for "big breast" or "big-breasted female". Only in the U.S., did the word take on the new meaning of tapioca ball, probably due to its spherical resemblence. Back in Taiwan, the origin of boba, they use the word zen zu, which literally means "pearl", to refer to the tasty tapioca ball. Regardless, both bobas are good.
Check out the boba on her! Damn! That girl is a boba! May I order a boba (or zen zu) milk tea?
Little orgasmic black balls of wonder
Girl: Hey! Guy: Hey! Girl: Do you like BOBA!? because I do :) Guy: Ew, you're nasty. Girl: -_______________-" I didn't mean it that way, COME BACK!
An Asian American that attempts to represent either all or a large group of Asian Americans and often speak on their behalf regarding issues pertaining to Asian Americans. BOBAs will bolster their credibility toward said issues by, directly or indirectly, displaying superficial Asian traits or qualities. Such qualities include but are not limited to their affinity towards Boba Milk Tea, their Asian name, their Asian friends, them growing up in the Asian community, and things of the like. The qualities need not be superficial in itself, but are superficial as it relates to the topic being discussed or the group they are representing. Often times BOBAs express their views with intentions to gain likeability from non-Asian groups. ** BOBAs' actions result in gaslighting real issues faced by Asian Americans. **
Non-Asian Friend: They say Asians are privileged in America. What do you have to say about that? BOBA: I grew up around Asians and I KNOW that Asians are not marginalized. AND my name is Ming, I mean, come on. All Asians are privileged, end of story. Let's go, I'll show you around. We'll grab some Boba Milk Tea on the way. It's like our Starbucks, we love our boba. Non Asian Friend : Oh alright. Aren't we suppose to pick up your cousin Jun? Boba: Oh, you mean Joe Bob? That's what he likes to be called. Nah, he's going to meet us there. You can't miss him. He drives a '95 F-150 with the Flag in his bed. No matter what you do, don't get him started on how the Chinese brought over the virus. He thinks it's entirely their fault.
Bubble tea, AKA the most overrated drink on the planet. Boba selling areas are usually crowded with typical Asians, mostly Chinese, queuing up to blow their cash away just to 'follow the trend' like a sheep. In fact, this trend has spreaded very quickly to the point where it caused lengthy traffic jams in certain areas.
I don't understand what's so great about Boba. After all, it is just milk tea with brown sugar, which come in the form of tapioca pearls. (Yes, I'm an Asian and a Chinese. But honestly, not a fan of Boba.)