Is the term "boyed" common?

ok at my college we use the word boyed instead of rejected.
so for example
'ben tried to get with lucy but she boyed him'
(meaning she like rejected getting with him)
I want to know if this word is just used at my college or is it common used?
because...

my friends out of college are like what does boyed mean?
thank x

Nope,

I've never heard of it. And I go to a pretty big party school

I've never heard of it, but school's and colleges often have unique words or ways to describe things - used all the time, but they usually never spread beyond the school or college. At my college, it was spoon, basically used in the place of vege or cabbage when used to describe people who aren't that bright. Came about because our English teacher yelled at some people in class, telling them she can't spoon-feed them information all the time. It caught on and everyone ran with it, but people from outside college had no idea what a spoon or spoon school was. I still call my brother Spoon - he's quite bright actually, but sometimes is a complete dumbass.

So don't be surprised if your friends from elsewhere don't know what boyed is. No doubt they've got some term at their school to describe something which you've never heard of.

Urban slang. . .
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=boyed

no but, like there are loads of people out of my college you use it. i was just wondering if its common outside the UK. its a lower class term in london i gues..... x

yhhh beh manz use boyed...boyed basically means you got dissed, rejected or cussed in london slang..I don't knw bout west london..but beh manz use it down ma endz in east london...so yh it is common..x