by Alison July 24, 2002
by cxxzz March 3, 2011
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by WonkyDonky123 June 10, 2022
Beat has several meanings depending on the context.
1. It can mean that someone (generally a girl) is ugly, similar to kicked.
2. It can mean to engage in sex, generally from a dominant or male point of view, i.e. "beat that pussy".
3. It can mean to masturbate, similar to whack, i.e. "beat off".
4. It can mean to win or defeat.
5. It can mean to attack someone.
1. It can mean that someone (generally a girl) is ugly, similar to kicked.
2. It can mean to engage in sex, generally from a dominant or male point of view, i.e. "beat that pussy".
3. It can mean to masturbate, similar to whack, i.e. "beat off".
4. It can mean to win or defeat.
5. It can mean to attack someone.
1. Damn that girl has a nice body but she is beat!
2. I'm gonna beat dat pussy up all night!
3. I caught him beating off in his room, so embarrasing.
4. We beat you guys fair and square, so pay up.
5. Jamal beat up his girlfriend last night, again!
2. I'm gonna beat dat pussy up all night!
3. I caught him beating off in his room, so embarrasing.
4. We beat you guys fair and square, so pay up.
5. Jamal beat up his girlfriend last night, again!
by Malakai Goldberg December 19, 2008
"Beat It" is a song by Michael Jackson from his sixth, best-selling and record-breaking studio album, Thriller. It was released in 1982. Michael not only wrote the song but also co-produced it, along with Quincy Jones.
This is also what Michael Jackson wanted the press and lies to do
This is also what Michael Jackson wanted the press and lies to do
by sippy_cup July 12, 2020
A Single From the Best Selling Album of All Time, "Michael Jackson's Thriller." His dance skills and singing is used to break up and prevent a Knife Fight.
by MJJ Productions© July 14, 2009