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bean-dar

to perpetrate a malicious act against someone I honestly don’t have the faintest idea how this word was invented; context, here, is everything. Again someone’s personal More…

beanie

1: a small round tight-fitting skullcap worn especially by schoolboys and college freshmen 2: any variation of a skullcap worn in cold weather to warm one’s head I had never heard More…

Bear

(verb) A term used when talking about playing multiplayer online in the video game Halo 3. It is used to describe the action of running in to a group of opponents, attacking haphazardly, More…

beard

a woman who is seen to be romantically linked with a gay man, so protecting his true sexuality from public scrutiny. Etymology : new context for word meaning, one who serves to divert More…

beard1

(synechdoche) A girl taken in order to give a homosexaul man the apperance of being not homosexual and hiding his actual sexuality. =This term is a using part of a person to describe a More…

bearmode

(noun) A body type that exists after a bodybuilder bulks for a period of time, gaining large amounts of muscle mass, but before they enter the cutting stage, which gives them defined muscles More…

beast

A master at something, someone who has exceptional skills. My suitemate commonly uses this word as a compliment. The meaning changed from having a negative meaning, a savage animal, to More…

Beast

To excel at a task or endeavor, so as to dwarf the efforts of anyone else attempting the same task. =I heard he slept through all of his midterms, but beasted on the final, and ended up More…

Beast (3)

To completely dominate, usually in a very physical manner. =Mainly used to describe athletes in their sports. Has spread to a more general usage in the sense of domination, and now often More…

beast mode

in a state where complete decimation of the opposition is assured =This term is commonly used in video game terminology in reference to someone who is constantly winning in a video game or More…

beast(1)

(Noun) Being a beast is the act of excelling and surpassing particular task with full merit. It basically means tearing something down like a beast. Basically used to hail a person if he More…

beastmode

To be much more impressive than usual in an action =A beast is usually construed as a powerful or overwhelming force and this gives you a metaphorical relationship between how you More…

beasty

(derivation) extraordinary or worthy of praise; unbelievable =the term describes an action that something only a beast or strong animal or person could do. the term beast refers to a person More…

beat

extremely unattractive, used to describe a person of the preferred sex Analogy/metaphor, perhaps from verb “to beat-up,” meaning the person looks as if he or she had been More…

beat

ugly; unattractive "beat" as an adjective is probably related to "beat" as a verb, based on the inference that a person who has been "beaten" has been physically disfigured. The type of More…

beatbox

to generate a beat or rhythm by using the mouth to produce sound effects to accompany singers. Beatboxing is usually characterized by bass, low-toned beats reflective of hiphop and rap, More…

Beatbox

to perform vocal percussion, often in a complex manner. formed from the imagery of the throat of a vocal percussionist being a “box of beats” =I wish I could beatbox like Phil. More…

beatboxing

(from beat-box) to make a rhythm with one's mouth similar to a synthesizer rhythm =As soon as anyone mentions wrapping, she starts beatboxing. Etymology : beat-box from More…

Beatdown

To severely assault someone physically. Beatdown is a semantic extension to the established word beat, from which it arose. While both beat and beatdown carry connotations of violence, the More…

beaulicious

this interesting adjective is trying to appeal to two senses, that of vision and taste. The cake under question was both beautiful and very promising in terms of taste. Meant to capture and More…


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