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Removed from a game or removed from play; can be applied to any situation where one is not permitted to participate in an activity.
Derived from the sporting world where players often sit on a bench when not playing. A player can be benched for many reasons including but not limited to: playing or performing poorly or sucking, disobeying the coach or leader, unsportsmanlike conduct, not following the game plan, showing up late, etc. Coach says I'm benched because I can't catch today.
Man I thought I had a chance with that cute girl over there but she totally benched me. |
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To be raped in a violent or agressive way.
Usaully used for soft language so you don't have to say rape. "Did you hear what happened to Haley?"
"Yeah, she got benched." |
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to be drunk and on a bench with a friend. discussing pointless topics. craig and gareth were benched, discussing how if the hulk teabagged you it would feel like getting hit in the face by some footballs
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equivalent of "served" You been BENCHED son!
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A person goes behind your legs, on their knees, whilst another person pushes you from the front and you fall back. "OOH EMILY GOT BENCHED ON CONCRETE!!"
"Holy shit! There's blood!" |
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Sitting on a bench in the schoolyard during recess against one's will; punishment imposed by teachers on elementary school children for bad behavior. Johnny was benched for talking back to Mrs. Beronio.
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