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GIT EN MAH BELLAY! 

What you say to someone when you intend on eating them.
Fat Bastard: Ahm gonna eat chew! Ahm beegar than yew! Ahm haiur the fewd chen. GIT EN MAH BELLAY!
GIT EN MAH BELLAY! by Cheese King 2k September 16, 2011

Bella Chick 

Hot girl from Lee’s summit, MO

Notable for which the song “bella chick mixtape” named after her since Junior grimes (Logan) made the song for her.
J grimes made a cringey song for a girl he crushes on; bella chick is what’s it’s called and whom it was meant for

Bella chick is an attractive female, nuff said
Bella Chick by Philly boi July 21, 2021

belladonna/deadly nightshade 

A hardy shrub with red to blue~purple berries that are Poison; the leaves are too & if eaten, will cause delirium & hallucinations! In the Olden days, women used this to increase the size of the pupils of their eyes~this was seen as a sign of Beauty. Also, long long ago it was used as an anesthetic during surgery.
I have a delightful belladonna/deadly nightshade plant in my flower garden. I adore it!

belladonna/deadly nightshade 

A shrub with red berries; the leaves & berries, if ingested, cause delirium & hallucinations. It used to be used to dilate women's eyes as they perceived that as beautiful. Before the middle ages, it was used as an anesthetic for surgery. It grows wild too.
I have a belladonna/deadly nightshade\ plant in my garden & a tattoo of one also.
When an individual in a group vomits which triggers a domino effect of subsequent individuals vomiting in a chain reaction reminiscent of the water show in front of the Bellagio in Las Vegas.
On my flight from NY to Seattle, the turbulence got the best of a group of grade school students and kicked of a Bellagio.
Bellagio by Lou Fiorino April 19, 2008

Bellamese 

The language spoken by the lead singer of Muse, Matt Bellamy. It is often unintelligible to those who aren't familiar with his rapid, nonsensical interview responses or songs featuring notes high enough to kill dolphins (as in Micro Cuts). Notable Bellamese speech affectations include the replacement of "r" sounds with "w" sounds (ie. really -> weally), repetition of the phrase "you know", and inability to say any number besides 1984.
Matt Bellamy: Adhasdfvdefjbazzbjhkzsdf zaksjfb you know the book 1984 is weally good sfjbaweif sjfakwfrb akjfn.
Person 1: Do you know what he's saying?
Person 2: No, I don't speak Bellamese.