Bacardi 151

An Alcoholic Drink that is very potent.
A small bottle is enough to get most people drunk.

Wayne: Oh Man I'm never drinking that again.
Mathew: Yeah Bacardi 151 is Devil piss.
Glenn: Oh look we have another bottle left over from last night.
Wayne. NO NO NO NO NO NO!!!! Get it away from me!*runs off*

by Flawless P June 11, 2006

bacardi 151

A very high proof rum that is 75.5% alcohol, or 151 proof (hence the name). It is produced by Bacardi and is golden colored, contrary to Bacardi's popular Bacardi Superior which is a clear rum. Bacardi 151 is meant to be used in strong mixed drinks, and has a large flammable warning on the bottle with a special pouring top, however the warm sensation received from shooting it is like no other. Not for beginners.

Bacardi 151

by mabbam2 October 23, 2008

Bacardi 151

Gets it's namesake from an alcohol content of 75.5%, 151-proof. If you mix with just a bit of water, they might call you a pussy. I'd just call you sensible. And you'd be more likely to be able to make baby girl come if you do.

Half A Bottle Of 151
Off Of The Jug With Cup Of Malibou Rum
Baby Thats Whats Up
Then You Fill The Rest Of The Jug
With Pinapple Juice, And Its Crackin
The Only Defect Is Wakin Up Like "What Happened?"
- Tech N9ne - Carribou Lou

Bacardi 151

by NDizzzzle October 22, 2009

Bacation

1) A vacation where one gets extremely sunburnt.

2) A vacation where one gets extremely baked (not necesarily from the sun).

"Man, the sun was really strong in Jamaica. Turned out to be a great bacation...in more ways than one"

by mervie merv September 25, 2007

Bacarbie

Nicki and Cardi Fanbase

The definition of Iconic duo

Yo you a barb ? No I’m a bacarbie ho😗

by MissRozay October 1, 2020

bacall

name, adjective, phrase for a person who is wicked hott, or extremely blonde.silly. like Lauren Bacall. sometimes used wiht the ending of -ish.

bacall is wicked hott

that girls is so bacall-ish

by sezzy December 27, 2006

bacardi silver

An amazing malt beverage that I've gotten drunk off of many times.

by lealea November 8, 2003