by MM17 June 6, 2007
by Stacy March 12, 2005
Acronym used to describe people who visit the jersey shore only in the summer time. Stands for Bayonne, Elizabeth, Newark, and New York, which are the places bennys come from. The typical benny is usually pretty easy to spot. White or orange from fake tan in a can, jeans in the 110 degree weather. Chains, sneakers, socks, even heels at the beach; annoying people who take up locals parking beach and living spaces.
by bianca noname March 15, 2007
The stupid tourists from up north, they increase traffic, pollute the beach (they say it is the locals, the tommies, fault), and all round cause havoc.
Tommy #1: "That guy just did an illegal turn, probably doesn't know where he is going, and just threw trash out his window."
Tommy #2: "Its the summer, the bennies are here"
Tommy #2: "Its the summer, the bennies are here"
by Morgulking75 May 22, 2005
(Kerouac on writing)...and after all what do I really know about it except you've got to stick to it with the energy of a benny addict.
by matt russell June 12, 2006
one of the derrogitory terms for a summer tourist at the New Jersey Shore. A Bennie is an upsacle version of a shoebie. Shoebies come from New York or Philadelphia with their stuff in a shoe box. Bennies go down the shore for a week, usally with their families and or girl friends. They make a point of showing off by flashing large amounts of cash around, usually $100 bills. This practice has earned them the nickname, Bennie.
Pizza Guy #1: "the nerve of that guy...wanting to pay for a slice of pizza with a hundred dollar bill. Didn't he see the sign, (No Large Bills)."
Pizza Guy #2: "Well its that time of year again. Thats the 4th Bennie we've had this week."
Pizza Guy #2: "Well its that time of year again. Thats the 4th Bennie we've had this week."
by dpon62 November 10, 2007