A word supposedly originating from "belligerent", now used completely out of context by frequently intoxicated college students at American Universities (especially Georgetown University).
by C.A.B. (Committee Against Belig) April 17, 2005
Pronounced "buh lidge," this is when an individual gets so intoxicated (usually by alcohol,) that they can become a bit violent or offensive, though mostly by accident. It's kind of like being overzealous and touchy while being drunk.
by CVD84 July 26, 2006
Stemming from the skim crown in southern British Columbia, this word is the most efficient way to explain extreme inebriation or "gettin' black". Some believe it is short form for the word "belligerent", but this is untrue. Greasy American tourist have overheard the locals and taken it out of context.
by ktownkillakdub February 5, 2010
by 0ther5 January 7, 2010
The line outside of Los Angeles airport is belige!
Chris was totally belige, he drove into oncoming traffic. He must have been drunk.
Chris was totally belige, he drove into oncoming traffic. He must have been drunk.
by Mix Master Chavez September 2, 2008
by Martin March 7, 2005
by Wasted away August 19, 2009