Urban Dictionary
Chinese (pinyin): precious or treasure, but also a term of endearment like "baby" or "love"; also synonymous with SiSi. Literally from "bao" meaning to cover or wrap or a bag or bundle and "bei" meaning "shell" (I guess).
Other fun words related to "bao" include:
baozi - Chinese buns (my favorite thing to eat!), literally meaning "bun bread"
baobao - baby, or infant, literally "womb bun"
Other fun words related to "bao" include:
baozi - Chinese buns (my favorite thing to eat!), literally meaning "bun bread"
baobao - baby, or infant, literally "womb bun"
by monkeyprince November 26, 2013

"the dragon just destroyed the kingdome and murderd everyone in sight king arthur"
"loleth the kingdome must have sucked"
"loleth the kingdome must have sucked"
by U N I C O R N February 9, 2009

by Missmusclemommy December 20, 2022

(verb) to use 4011 at a self-service checkout machine to weigh out more expensive items at the going rate of bananas (typically $0.59/lb in 2013, future readers must adjust accordingly for inflation)
(noun) the PLU (product look-up) code for bananas; (noun) the number 4011 that a shopper must use to weigh bananas in the self-service checkout aisle
(noun) the PLU (product look-up) code for bananas; (noun) the number 4011 that a shopper must use to weigh bananas in the self-service checkout aisle
**At Walmart using self-service checkout machine**
Max: Fuck, this beef jerky is pricey!
Tim: Just banana code it.
Max: Just huh?
Tim: Give it here.
**Frustrated, Tim grabs the beef jerky, places it on the scanner, clicks produce, types in 4011, then throws it in the bag**
Max: What the?!
Tim: You've honestly never banana coded? Were you born yesterday?
Max: So my jerky is only 33 cents?!
Tim: (unimpressed) Yeah.
Max: Fuck, this beef jerky is pricey!
Tim: Just banana code it.
Max: Just huh?
Tim: Give it here.
**Frustrated, Tim grabs the beef jerky, places it on the scanner, clicks produce, types in 4011, then throws it in the bag**
Max: What the?!
Tim: You've honestly never banana coded? Were you born yesterday?
Max: So my jerky is only 33 cents?!
Tim: (unimpressed) Yeah.
by Maxwell Dope November 13, 2013

A person you would say "hi" and "bye" to casually, but little more. Generally someone desirable as an acquaintance and not anything more.
From "This American Life"
From "This American Life"
by flykiddoc August 18, 2009

The unofficial name of a post on the social media platform, BlueSky. Portmanteau of “sky” and “tweet.”
Her skeet about gatekeeping blew up!
by BlueSkyuser April 29, 2023

Oz: We should figure out what kinda deal this is. I mean, is it a-a gathering, a shindig or a hootenanny?
Cordelia: What's the difference?
Oz: Well, a gathering is brie, mellow song stylings; shindig: dip, less mellow song stylings, perhaps a large amount of malt beverage; and hootenanny, well, it's chock full of hoot, just a little bit of nanny.
Xander: Well, I hate brie.
Cordelia: What's the difference?
Oz: Well, a gathering is brie, mellow song stylings; shindig: dip, less mellow song stylings, perhaps a large amount of malt beverage; and hootenanny, well, it's chock full of hoot, just a little bit of nanny.
Xander: Well, I hate brie.
by Captain Milo March 28, 2007
