boho

[ boh-hoh ]

noun

, plural bo·hos.

1. bohemian ( def 2 ):

   a mecca for bohos and arty types.

adjective

1. bohemian ( def 6 ):

   boho fashion trends.

boho

/ ˈbəʊhəʊ /

noun

1. informal.
   short for Bohemian Bohemian

Word History and Origins

Origin of boho¹

By shortening and alteration

Example Sentences

The quintessential boho college town, Ithaca is home to Cornell University, Ithaca College, and all of the bars and lively restaurants that go along with them, plus lots of international cuisines.

From Eater

They came onto the scene in 2004, on the feet of boho-chic English style icons Sienna Miller and Kate Moss.

From The Daily Beast

Surely no Republican was ever so sacred in the pages of the country's best-known boho leftist paper.

From The Daily Beast

Having devolved to Johns vs. Rauschenberg, these two struggling boho talents wound up slumdog millionaires.

From The Daily Beast

And as gay life has moved from boho elitism to near bourgeoisie respectability—who cares more about marriage and religion?

From The Daily Beast

Boho Boris (silly Barbara) was known through the whole district.

From Project Gutenberg

Boho Biri being constantly with the Countess, had the full benefit of her eccentricities.

From Project Gutenberg