Barnabas Woon

Some may say call him banana Woon,
Some may call him baboon,
But he will always be our Barnabas Woon.

Mr Barnabas Woon is the best.

by Dr_Pakawat January 18, 2018

Barn Duck

Barn Duck is a term coined by Nightmare Neal describing a woman who plays games and acts too good for the guy that wants her. Then regretting after his newly found success, only to realize it’s too late.

When I make it big that Barn Duck is going to regret acting too good for me.

by Nightmare Neal April 6, 2020

bucky barnes

holy man of metal

holy bimbo! that dude is so bucky barnes (daddy)

by mylongshlongispowerfull March 19, 2021

bucky barnes

an adorable brainwashed idiot, radiating big bisexual energy

bucky barnes definitely has a type: captain america

by asgardiancharm April 24, 2021

bairn

A word used in Scotland/ North East England meaning child or baby.

'She's got three bairns now.'
'I'm taking the bairn to school!'

by Yarr Harr June 12, 2007

barn chores

Euphemism for acts of a homosexual nature, used primarily by young men to disguise sexual propositions as innocent hard work.

"Noah demanded that Luke help with the barn chores." "Holden is impressed by how enthusiastic Luke and Noah are every time he mentions the barn chores."

Other usage: "Noah, no one has ever helped me with the barn chores quite like you."

by Luke Snyder March 4, 2008

can't hit the broad side of a barn

To have very poor aim. This hyperbolic term is usually used to denote poor marksmanship or to have very poor aim in certain activities that involve throwing something(such as certain sports).

1. While we were out hunting, Mitch was a very poor shot and couldn't even hit the broad side of a barn, and so when he ran out of ammo, he ultimately got Roy Horn'ed by the deer he kept trying to shoot dead.

2. Damn, Mark is such a mark-ass pitcher! He can't even hit the broad side of a barn, let alone strike anyone out. His pitches make even Rafael Palmeiro's erectile dysfunction reach out for a glorious grand slam!





Mark H. On Urban Dictionary since February 2004.

by Mark H March 1, 2005