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(2) beast

to consume an excessive amount quickly and savagely (usually in the form ‘to beast on’) =The verb ‘to beast’ is a zero derivation of the noun ‘beast.’ The verb ‘to beast’ most likely More…

B*TCH BEER

Beer that has had its flavor enhanced or changed so that it tastes good This may be jargon among the drinking community. The speaker was looking for a way to refer to specific types of More…

B-dubs

The shortening of Buffalo Wild Wings & Weck first to BW-3s, then to B-dubs – slang name for the restaurant Buffalo Wild Wings =Let's go to B-dubs and get wings. =A friend

B-more

Name for the city of Baltimore It was used to quickly denote the city of Baltimore. =It’s B-more by the way. Etymology : B-more. Clipping of Baltimore =A peer

B.E.A.U.-tiful

very sarcastic beautiful This word formation type is dissimilar to any of the above I have submitted because it plays on the long vowel sounds of e, a, u to form the word beautiful. The More…

B.F.E

Somewhere very far away Saying you went somewhere in B.F.E. is a metaphor and hyperbole, meaning it might as well have been in Egypt since it was so far away. The B.F. implies one’s More…

Baby

Any object, especially a common object; any thing. Apparent meaning: something in general, a synonym of thing Analysis of word: babe 'infant' plus affix -y 'characterized by.' However, More…

Baby-killers

oral contraceptive that helps prevent women from becoming pregnant. Apparent Meaning: birth control Type of word formation: Compound Reason Used: another name for birth-control =Yeah, I More…

baby-proof

to make an area physically safe for a newborn through toddler by removing dangerous objects and/or adding safety devices. =We had to baby-proof the house after Jake was born. Etymology More…

Baby-sat

Those for whom a baby-sitter is hired. When referring to himself in the third person, Calvin needed a word which referred to the charges of the baby-sitter. A possible past-tense for More…

babymamma

The mother of a child in an unmarried man and woman couple. Apparent Meaning: The mother of a young child in an unmarried couple. It seems to refer specifically to a mother of an More…

Bacheloric

having the characteristics of a bachelor This word allows the speaker to succinctly describe one's proclivity towards a single life. It eliminates the necessity to expound on their life More…

BACK STORY

The events of a character's life prior to the start of a fictional story. Also used metaphorically to mean "background" Etymology : compound of "back" and "story"

backal

having one’s backside facing someone Possible used to describe the opposite of frontal, which is front to front. =There’s a huge difference between frontal and backal dancing! More…

backne

Acne on the back. Compact word able to describe acne on a location of the body. =Plus, sweat clogs pores and can lead to body zits,a.k.a backne, chestne, and yes, the dreaded assne. More…

Backstitution

A shortened version of backsubstitution, the mathematical process by which one manipulates matrices such that it is possible to solve for an unknown This word was actually formed More…

bacne

Acne on a person's back. It was coined in order to differentiate between acne on the face and acne on the back. =He doesn’t take his shirt off because he has bacne. Etymology : More…

bacne

acne on one’s back I have heard this word ever since I started to get pimples back in middle school back in the late 90s. It refers to the acne that some people get on their back. One More…

bacne

skin lesions like pimples or zits localized to one’s backside. Bacne is usually associated with excessive, extreme skin lesions on the back; a few zits or pimples on the back More…

Bacon

(semantic change via metaphor) Tedious unwanted work, especially one that involves math or physics =I first heard this word in my physics 101 class from professor Dunning while he was More…


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