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Boer
A south african farmer of dutch origin that speaks afrikaans

example: Glen williams!
Glen williams is a boer.
By Alberta
Boer
1. Dutch setters in South Africa or anyone who descends from these people

2. Dramatic mis-spelling of beer

1. He's a boer.

2. Gissus a boer.
By Doretta
Boer
A fan of the best soccerclub in the world, PSV Eindhoven in The Netherlands, not Holland

1-voor welke club bende gij?
2-zie je dat niet? ik ben een boer
By Marianne
Boer
The Dutch word for 'farmer' (the plural is 'boeren'), in the Netherlands used by people from a big city to indicate that they consider themselves to be "better" because they live in the city.

Jake: "In the countryside they don't have cellphones."
Neil: "What a bunch of boeren!"
By Trista
Boer
Etymology: Dutch for "farmer", or more importantly (and accurately), "peasant".
1: Dutch-speaking settlers of South Africa, who got p0wned by the British Army.
2: One who engages in boerish behaviour or other peasantry, such as drinking White Lightning and giving glasgow kisses to one's mates, passers-by, and other innocents.

NL: KÊk uit, hÊ, je fucking boer!
By Casandra
Boer
Comonly typo when trying to key the word boner

dude what a boer
boner*
By Ashly
Boers
The last name of a studly, amazing, and sexually attractive man. Who has an extraordinarily large penis.

Man, Mr. Boers was great last night.
By Bambi
Boere
South African police.

Put out that splif quick, the boere just drove past.
By Giulia
Boer
Slang for Dirty Land Jacker.
An European.
A white person who's far away from home.
A person of Dutch Ancentry who lives illegally in Africa.

Boers are planning on setting up concentration camps to exterminate the natives.
By Gerladina
Boer Jode
Afrikaans for "farmer jew", a South African of mixed Dutch and Jewish ancestry. Created in Zimbabwe (then Rhodesia) and South Africa, they can also be found today in Great Britain, Australia, and Israel.

300 boer joden served on the side of the Orange Free State and the South African Republic in the war against the British Empire.
By Bertie