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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."
boeuf by danceswithboeuf March 30, 2015
Urban Dictionary Merch
Prefix - meaning stupid, idiotic, or just plain silly
"You are such a boeuf face"
"you BOEUFHEAD!"
boeuf by oOshy October 7, 2003
French Canadian slang for "cop" which literally means "male cow".
Oh non! Les boeufs
Boeuf by Le Tapageur April 11, 2023
Pejorative French Canadian slang for ''police officers''.
Oh non, les boeufs!
Boeuf by Le Tapageur April 11, 2023

boeuf curtinions

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!

ou est le boeuf?

where is the beef? british slang, using french words
beef - drama, confrontation

someone looking for a fight would say 'ou est le boeuf?'

ou est le boeuf? by phish00 June 12, 2008

l'injection chaud de boeuf 

l'injection chaud de boeuf is a wrong translation of "hot beef injection" The right stence is : "Injection de boeuf chaud". But french people used "sucette à la viande" -> "A meat flavoured lollipop".
"Hi honey did You know this french speciality ? l'injection chaud de boeuf !"
"You must learning french before."
l'injection chaud de boeuf by Kooz October 26, 2005
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