Bcanz
1.A slang term used for the last name of Millicans. 2. May only be used for a person that is Indian and was born in Texas.
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Keepin' the beanz icy
to chill the beanz, to keep their collective temperature sub-zero. Can also refer to a person "ripping shit up".
"Did you see Joe Goggins throwing out some old-skool krumpin' earlier, it was like he was absolutely keepin' the beanz icy in the 504!"
Keepin' the beanz icy by VoodooJazzCafe August 24, 2009
BEANZ
BEANZ definition for Brandon Arreaga, Edwin Honoret, Austin Porter,Nick Mara and Zion Kuwonu. BEANZ is the fandom name of these five boys who call them selves PRETTYMUCH a band made by Simon Cowell.
BEANZ by Mkysofficial September 27, 2017
banzai
Banzai is a Japanese word almost same meaning with English word "Long live the king!!".
Direct translation is "10000 years!". Thus, it can be applied not only to emperors but to anybody anything.
The word was invented about a hundred years ago in the period of Meiji emperor era, the era when Japan opened to the world and rapidly modernized and defeated China and Russia at wars.
Ever since the word is commonly used by Japanese peopele when some good fortune occured to them in private life to official matters. Nowadays the word is nothing to do with emperors.
To Americans, banzai became familiar with the scenes of Japanese soldiers shouting when they won battles or when they committed suicidal and kamikaze attakcs. As old Japanese society never allowed Japanese to surrender, they had no choices but die, and the last moment they shout "banzai".
Direct translation is "10000 years!". Thus, it can be applied not only to emperors but to anybody anything.
The word was invented about a hundred years ago in the period of Meiji emperor era, the era when Japan opened to the world and rapidly modernized and defeated China and Russia at wars.
Ever since the word is commonly used by Japanese peopele when some good fortune occured to them in private life to official matters. Nowadays the word is nothing to do with emperors.
To Americans, banzai became familiar with the scenes of Japanese soldiers shouting when they won battles or when they committed suicidal and kamikaze attakcs. As old Japanese society never allowed Japanese to surrender, they had no choices but die, and the last moment they shout "banzai".
When somebody marry, people would shout "Banzai".
When accepted by a great University, a student would say "Banzai".
When accepted by a great University, a student would say "Banzai".
banzai by ramunaka I submitted a moment ago. I prefer not to use real name November 14, 2007
Banzai
Banzai is used as a replacement to "hold my beer". Because if you're going to do something, go all the way. So to speak.
Banzai
1) slang for calling someone a badass commander in the united states military
2) a person that can often be found saying "it's admin time!"
3) a military dude full of energy and never stops working towards his goals
4) goes all in when they put their mind to something
2) a person that can often be found saying "it's admin time!"
3) a military dude full of energy and never stops working towards his goals
4) goes all in when they put their mind to something
subordinates to a banzai respond to the utterance of his name like so:
knight 202: "i think banzai ----"
knight 017: "hallow be his name"
knight 202: "as i was saying, i think banzai will be in charge of DBB"
used in a regular sentence: that bro is so banzai.
used in a regular sentence: dude have you seen banzai? i heard him say it's admin time and haven't seen him since.
used in a regular sentence: bruh what's your commander like? he's a legit banzai.
knight 202: "i think banzai ----"
knight 017: "hallow be his name"
knight 202: "as i was saying, i think banzai will be in charge of DBB"
used in a regular sentence: that bro is so banzai.
used in a regular sentence: dude have you seen banzai? i heard him say it's admin time and haven't seen him since.
used in a regular sentence: bruh what's your commander like? he's a legit banzai.
Banzai by TheKnights May 19, 2022
Banzai Charge
A charge by Japanese soldiers with a bayonet or knife to kill the enemy in battle but also to die in honor if not effective, and to avoid being captured or surrendering. Used a lot WW2. Banzai means Long live the King/Emperor.
I was playing campaign on Call of Duty World at War and I was killed when a soldier used a Banzai Charge. BANZAI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Banzai Charge by Favnila February 1, 2009