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lue fluare painted blue and white.) A blue and white suddenlyappeared, and I knew we were finished.blue flu 1. n. an imaginary disease afflicting police officerswho call in sick during a work stoppage or slowdown.(Journalistic. Occurs where strikes are illegal.) Another epidemic of the blue flu struck the city’s policeofficers early today. 2. n. a hangover. He was out latelast night and has the blue flu.blue screen of death and BSOD phr. & comp. abb. theblue computer screen that appears in early versions ofWindows when Windows discovers a programming oroperational error. Every time I run that program I getthe BSOD. No matter what program causes the bluescreen of death, Bill Gates gets the blame.blue suit n. a police officer. (Usually plural.) Watch outfor the blue suits if you are going to drive this fast!bluh n. a buddy. (Streets.) Yo, ma bluh!boat anchor n. a useless computer; anything heavy anduseless. Why don’t you replace that boat anchor with anew model?bobo mod. drunk. I think he’s bobo. Get him out of herebefore he barfs.bodacious [bo”deS@s] mod. assertive; audacious. Thatis a bodacious plan, for sure.bodega n. a corner store; a local shop. (From a Spanishterm for a wineshop, or simply borrowed from Hispanicspeakers in the U.S.) I picked this little thing upat my local bodega.24