Booker

[Sarah]

One who enters accounts or names, etc., in a book; abookkeeper.

[Sarah]

all around awsome person with unhuman skills a very badass person

[Sarah]

A half of a blunt removed of its inerts and replaced with marijuana, smoked half way, and saved. The remaining half is a booker.
Also a mini blunt can be refered to as a booker.

[Sarah]

an offensive term for a US county sheriff.
This definition stems from the fact that a US county sheriff can, if you do do something stupid in his presence, such as resisting your arrest, book you a ticket to jail

[Sarah]

A term used for denying previous sexual intercourse with another person.

[Sarah]

In [pro wrestling], basically hes the one running the show. He decides whos winning the matches, how the matches will end, and all the various storylines and feuds that lead to the matches taking place. Bookers can be all kinds of different people, from the owner of the promotion (Paul Heyman in [ECW]), wrestlers for the promotion (Kevin Nash or Kevin Sullivan in [WCW]), or people hired by the promotion for the job (Jim Cornette in [Ring Of Honor]). Booking can also be done by committee, the current bookers of the [WWE] are owner Vince McMahon, head of creative Stephaine McMahon-Levesque (Vinces daughter), head of talent development Paul Triple H Levesque (semi-retired wrestler and Stephanies husband), and various other people. The term book can also be used as a verb, as in I wish theyd book Daniel Bryan to actually win a match one of these days or WWE TLC 2012 was booked very well.

[Agnes]

To become so filled with feigned outrage that one makes a fool of him/herself in front of a national TV audience.

[Mark Zuckerberg]

A type of Masturbation that involves cucumbers up the butt. Then during climax, the man will shoot the cucumber out of his butt into the mouth of his partner.

[Michiko]

A person that can run faster than the wind. Someone who is always ready to run. See [Book]

[Donald Trump]

A metaphysical punch. Sometimes a real punch can be called a booker, but not all punches are bookers. A booker is therefore an expression used to define the impression made by an action or thought.

[Dorothey Allen]

Cloud-based online booking, scheduling, point of sale and marketing software - everything you need to make your life easier. A software product by Booker