belaytionship 

A relationship centered around adventure. Belay generally refers to rock climbing, but this is not always the case.

True love means always catching each other’s falls... that’s why I’m in a belaytionship!

belaytionship by EnigmaticDragon January 28, 2018

bejaysus

Term of exclamation used by many inhabitants of rural ireland

Bejaysus that was a mighty feed woman!

bejaysus by Mick April 18, 2005

Belayin'

A slang term for the word "Belaying" when referred to belaying the rope in rock climbing.

Also used as a term for awesome, ridiculously cool; most commonly referred to as a way to highly compliment a person.

Wow, Logan is so good at belayin' that rope!" "Man! That's so belayin'!!

Belayin' by yourhappilyeverafter June 13, 2011

Blaysted 

To be "blazed" (high on weed) and "wasted" (drunk) at the same time...originated and used throughout the Pacific Northwest 2008

"Last night's party was so epic with all the beers and weed... i was blaysted!"

Blaysted by Reignfan 1 April 16, 2009

Belay On 

Often used as a climbing term the phrase "Belay on" can also be used in regular conversation to let someone know they have YOUR permission to proceed on with whatever they are doing or about to do.

Roommate 1: "Dude I'm gonna go drop a duece, ok?

Roommate 2:"Belay on, Bro."

Or

Roommate 1: "Hey man I think I'll take out the trash tonight."

Roommate 2: "Belay on."

Belay On by Rasswipe December 8, 2010

belascbro 

refers to an individual, usually male, who has done something reminiscent of the suburban cult legend of belasco. usually used to characterize someone who has sustained a sport injury and will not seek medical attention and/or has alot of sex but is afraid to film it.

Could also refer to someone who is a "bro" and likes the comic book character belasco. this is used sarcastically.

Look at that limp, Kevin is being a real Belascbro

You're going to comicCon, real cool belascbro.

belascbro by redheads anonymous May 26, 2011

regular Belasko 

Someone who does things in a spectacular way. Phrase originally comes from The Great Gatsby; Belasko, apparently, was a Broadway producer in the early 20th Century.

Sue's a regular Belasko, dressing the way she does and fixing the party the way she has.

regular Belasko by Armstrong January 11, 2005