Xboner meaning and definitionXboner mean? Here you find 4 meanings of Xboner.
1. An Xbox One player. 2. A Microsoft fanboy.
A Crying little bitch on the inter webs, who has not the slightest clue on anything relevant to a given conversation. Also if given the opportunity to suck the dick of anyone who says the word Microsoft of Xbox they would fall to their knees with mouths wide open.
XBONER is a word commonly used by PC and PlayStation fans to make fun of the Xbox One.
many Playstation 4 fans use it to insult Xbox One users. the thought of 'boner' in the word Xboner stands for Xbox One fans getting an erection because of the console. please mind that that is not actually true. the word was being used in the Console Wars between the PS4 and the Xbox One (and the Wii U of course).
Xbooks is a hidden way of saying that someone or a group of people plays Dungeons and Dragons. Xbooks is a combination of Xbox and books, which is how Dungeons and Dragons is played. It can be used as a noun or verb. However, it is also, but less frequently, known to be an interjection when used before someone is about to say Dungeons and Dragons. Noun: The use of Xbooks as a noun protects the dignity of the player in the eyes of the public which has defined anyone who plays Dungeons and Dragons as a super nerd or a Persona non Grata. Verb: As a verb Xbooks provides a way to articulate the actual event of playing Dungeons and Dragons while, as previously stated, protecting the dignity of the player.
Step 1) Acquire XboX Step 2) Strip the XboX leaving only the outer casing Step 3) Mix drink in XboX casing Step 4) Pour and serve
A girl giving head (bop) while he plays xbox.
Slang term for X-box fanatics
Some having a fetish with xboxes.(see examples)
Someone having the fear of a XboSexual or becoming one.
xbox fanboys
every adjective, mean and nice.prounced boo-goggle
Short for 'crossbow', usually used in the context of RPGs or FPSes in which such weapons are used. It is a typing abbreviation and thus is most often seen under conditions either where fast typing is more important than accurate spelling or where the people talking are just lazy typists. The spelling comes from the idea that the letter 'x' looks like a cross and thus replaces the syllable 'cross' in the original word (much like the more common 'xing' for 'crossing'). It is usually pronounced either 'CRAWS-boe' (ignoring the spelling change) or 'EHX-boe' (pronouncing the 'x' by its letter name).
A term used against someone who bought and paid for a Xbox One gaming system.