bullet
blond mullet; most likely used in reference to a woman. It was used as a conveniently concise way to refer to this particular hairstyle or its “owner.” Etymology : bullet. More…
bullet time
A slow motion sequence where time is slowed down to the effect that projectiles such as bullets move at a leisurely, visually spectacular pace. =One can enter "bullet time" just More…
bullshot
Images of video games released by game developers used as promotional material. They are often not indicative of the actual game graphics, as they may be pre-rendered (CGI) by superior More…
Bumblef**k
A remote location that is out of the way; the boonies. ‘Bumblef**k’ is used as a proper known, thus, mocking a remote location as if ‘Bumblef**k’ were the name of a More…
Bumfuzzled1
To be so bewildered by something to the point of feeling stupid and out-of-the-loop. The word is most likely a blend of confuzzled, which is derives from confused, and contributes More…
Bump
(verb) An acronym meaning “bring up my post.” Used online to bring posts up to the top of a thread =“Bump” is often just commented on threads. Also commenting a “b” assumes the same thing. More…
Bump and Run
(compounding) To elbow someone while running in a race, usually while you are passing them. =Bump and run refers to a track or foot race where you elbow someone. It occurs frequently in More…
Bumpin'
excellent, exciting, enjoyable This word has undergone metaphor as it seeks to describe the form of a party. Specifically it seeks to describe an excellent or crazy party. The connection More…
bumpin'
(slang, derivation, metaphor) an adjective used to refer to a party or concert that is very lively or fun. A party that is “bumpin” usually has loud music and a lot of people among other More…
Bunhuggerz
(Blending and clipping) Bunhuggerz, n. are a small type of spandex shorts used in running, and running races. Closely resembles a bathing suit bottom, extremely unflattering usually brightly More…
bunk
bad or not going well This word was coined due to a desire of the speaker to coin and use new slang. =This game is bunk. =A friend
bunk
not meeting expectations, disappointing This student was from Chicago. This word is apparently widely used there to describe something one would have hoped would be better. For the More…
Bunk
A derogatory term for lies or rubbish. It is used in a more derogatory sense. It seems to conjure up cuss words. =You think movies cause violence? That's bunk! Etymology : This is More…
Bunk
to put one bed on top of another or to make a bunk bed None given =Why don't we bunk the bed so that we can have more room? Etymology : Zero derivation from the noun "bunk (bed)". More…
bunker
in paintball, to run up to an opponent who is taking cover in or behind an obstacle and eliminate them at point blank range ="Did you see me bunker those two jerks on the snake?" More…
bunny
refers to an easy shot in a basketball game =Based on the analogical model 'bunny slope' which is a beginner hill in skiing Etymology : from French bon, or from a Scandanavian More…
Bunny Hug
A hoodie. Also known as a sweatshirt with a hood. =Canadians, especially those from Saskatchewan, use bunny hug to describe sweatshirts that have hoods. Etymology : It is compounding of More…
Bunyanesque
very impressive, almost superhuman This word was created in an attempt to evoke a very strong mental image, specifically of amazing feats of strength or skill. Almost every American child More…