Bad Extensions Patrol, a group of people who, for fun, point out bad extensions people wear in their hair.
by Lorin August 31, 2007
"Hey, Jack, I'm going to a BEP concert. Wanna come?"
"Sure Jill, that sounds like an awful lot of fun! Whoopee!"
"Sure Jill, that sounds like an awful lot of fun! Whoopee!"
by Leolani September 11, 2004
...Big Erect Penis...
I got a BEP after watching my favorite porno. So, I went to the bathroom to 'relieve some pressure'.
by oger68niou1 July 08, 2007
Big Eye Peripheral - Seeing someone or something in your indirect line of sight. Using your Big Eye (field of vision).
by brownsbad July 29, 2009
by NotCristin June 27, 2019
A "filler" word or word capable of replacing the worn out common words like "uh huh," "yeah", "yep," etc.
Also usable as a word noting assurance or confidence, or a word representing a feeling of satisfaction.
This word is free of exact definition, it's a word that you can use in whatever way you feel comfortable.
This word originated in West Virginia in the late 90s, and rapidly spread throughout the state amongst more traditional West Virginians.
Also usable as a word noting assurance or confidence, or a word representing a feeling of satisfaction.
This word is free of exact definition, it's a word that you can use in whatever way you feel comfortable.
This word originated in West Virginia in the late 90s, and rapidly spread throughout the state amongst more traditional West Virginians.
1) Billy: "Man that deer sure was nice."
Dale: "Bep"
2) An acquaintance passes you on the sidewalk, he nods.
You nod, then casually say, "bep."
3) A movie has just ended, you look to your right and left, stretch, and in mid stretch utter a more strenuous version of "bep."
4) You're in an elevator with several people, one of which is very strange. That person then gets off the elevator, and it seems something should be said, but you satisfy that need simply by saying, "bep."
5) Throughout a long unwanted conversation, you occasionally say "bep" to make the individual think you are paying attention.
Dale: "Bep"
2) An acquaintance passes you on the sidewalk, he nods.
You nod, then casually say, "bep."
3) A movie has just ended, you look to your right and left, stretch, and in mid stretch utter a more strenuous version of "bep."
4) You're in an elevator with several people, one of which is very strange. That person then gets off the elevator, and it seems something should be said, but you satisfy that need simply by saying, "bep."
5) Throughout a long unwanted conversation, you occasionally say "bep" to make the individual think you are paying attention.
by Crazy Hawk December 17, 2007