ボイン

Japanese

Etymology

From English boing.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [bo̞ĩɴ]

Adverb

ボイン or ぼいん • (boin) 

  1. with a wham, with a wallop
    拳(げん)骨(こつ)でボインと殴(なぐ)る
    genkotsu de boin to naguru
    to hit someone wham with [your] fists
  2. with a boing, with a sproing
    ボインと跳(は)ねる
    boin to haneru
    to leap with a sproing

Usage notes

Takes the particle と (to).

Noun

ボイン or ぼいん • (boin) 

  1. large breasts
    あの子(こ)はすごいボインだよ。
    Ano ko wa sugoi boin da yo.
    That girl is stacked. / That girl has great boobs.
    • 2009 April 24, “2科目 たのしいうんどうかい [Fun Athletic Meet]” (5:20 from the start), in 菅沼栄治 [Eiji Suganuma], editor, こどものじかん 2学期 [Kodomo no Jikan], spoken by 青木大介 [Daisuke Aoki] (間島淳司 [Junji Majima]), Tokyo: Studio Barcelona, published 2009:
      教(きょう)員(いん)対(たい)抗(こう)リレーもあるのに、そんな大(おお)きな胸(むね)で走(はし)れますかね。ボイン先(せん)生(せい)。
      Kyōin taikō rirē mo aru no ni, sonna ōki na mune de hashiremasu ka ne. Boin sensei.
      There's a teachers' relay, too, but… I wonder if you can run with breasts that big… Ms 'Boing'.

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