Said in disbelief, usually in reply to a potentially preposterous or unlikely statement, but can also be in recognition of an act.
Emphasis must be on the "ee" sound of both words, and accompanied by a stroking of the chin, regardless of presence or lack of own facial hair.
see variations at: Beee-aaard, bard, itchy chin, Jimmy, Jimmy Hill
Synonym: "yeah, right!"
Emphasis must be on the "ee" sound of both words, and accompanied by a stroking of the chin, regardless of presence or lack of own facial hair.
see variations at: Beee-aaard, bard, itchy chin, Jimmy, Jimmy Hill
Synonym: "yeah, right!"
by Rize December 16, 2003
An exclamation made when someone is clearly lying. This statement is accompanied by the stroking of an imaginary green beard and a quizzical look on ones face.
Friend: "Dude, I slept with Olivia Wilde last night!"
You: "Yeah and I'm stroking my itchy green beard"
You: "Yeah and I'm stroking my itchy green beard"
by moist101 January 20, 2011
Similar in meaning to chinny reckon. Used to express disbelief, always with an exaggerated motion of one hand on the chin, as though shaving/stroking an imaginary beard. It means that whatever the first speaker has said is so fanciful or impossible that another impossible thing must be true.
by Bobbity Bob Bobbert August 18, 2011