boom-boom n.3
(US) sexual intercourse.
![[US]](/static/img/flags/us.png "United States") | Blue Movie (1974) 246: Feral no try boom-boom. Just happen. Feral very sorry. | |
| in Body Shop 96: Hey, GI, you want my sister, beaucoo boom boom. | |
| (con. 1969) Dispatches 36: ‘Changee money,’ ‘Boom-boom picture,’ ‘Dinkydau cigarette.’. | |
| Nam (1982) 147: Candy, soda, dirty pictures, boom-boom, dope. | |
| (con. c.1970) Phantom Blooper 147: One of the Seabees says, ‘Hey, baby-san, you souvenir me one boom-boom?’. | |
| (con. 1966) Cat from Hué 400: Page numbah one bird catcher. Never pay for boom-boom. |
In derivatives
the vagina.
![[UK]](/static/img/flags/uk.png "United Kingdom") | Man-Eating Typewriter 56: The spiv (and all those pops before him) jad got closer to my Mre’s meshigena boomboomer than I ever could. |
In phrases
a prostitute.
| Letter in Dear America (1985) Apr. 49: In pidgin Vietnamese-English [...] handy phrases [...] are: titi – very little; boo koo (a bastardization of beaucoup) – very much; boom boom – whore. | |
| (con. 1968) Reckoning for Kings (1989) 216: She gets looked at as if she were a boom-boom girl. | |
| (con. 1969) Suicide Charlie 1: The boom-boom girls back at the barter point clutched at their breasts and wailed like mourners at a mass funeral as we loaded onto choppers and lifted skyward. | |
| (con. 1966) Cat from Hué 400: More like a boom-boom girl in Cholon. |
a brothel.
 | (con. 1965-66) Rumor of War 108: Dogpatch [i.e. a bar/shop area near Da Nang air base] has acquired several whorehouses since the brigade landed. Boom-boom houses they are called in the local slang. | |
| (con. c.1970) Phantom Blooper 147: This steam-and-cream is the most famous and most popular boom-boom parlor in Eye-Corps because it features only round-eyed whores, none over the age of fifteen. |