Barley Dip

When someone leaves their beer unattended, dip your ball sack in it, and have someone take pictures while your doing it. After they return and proceed to drink the beer, show them the picture of your coin purse balls deep in their frosty suds.

Flounder just went to the bathroom and left his beer on the table, lets Barley Dip him.

by Kegger88 August 19, 2009

ken barlow

A small measure of an alcoholic drink, most noteably half a pint. Named after the Coronation Street character who only drinks half pints of beer. Used mainly in a mocking/banter way between young groups of males. Can also refered to simply as a 'ken'.

To order a half pint of beer in the pub one might say 'Could i get a ken barlow please'

by James Graley July 6, 2007

bawl

1) To cry ecstatically, out load and unrestrainingly. Other: bawl, bawling, bawls
2) A very addicting drink that you can get at thinkgeek.com, and is very good. (and blue)

*** Not to be confused with balls. ***

1) Did you see that? Timmy was bawling because someone called him an idiot!
2) Man these bawls are good!

by RageRR July 7, 2004

bawls joke

A Bawls joke is a clever joke made with the Bawls Eneregy Drink in mind. Some are classic and it is always amusing to think of new ones.

At a party, someone wanted his beverage container autographed by the person throwing the party, but I said to my friends "hey, sign my Bawls." This will I REAPEAT will become a classic Bawls joke as it got a hoot and howler from all my friends that heard it.

by Dave_1983 January 6, 2008

barl

A first name of a human being or animal.

Teacher: "Barl T. Poopsilon?"
Barl T. Poopsilon: "Here!"

by Ned Douglass March 6, 2008

Barleypop

Beer.
Made with barley + carbonated like sodapop = barleypop.

Hey man, wanna go grab a barleypop after work?

by MandaWooWoo July 12, 2011

Mob Barley

It's a noun that describes the state of existence where one's b’s, m’s, n’s, and d’s, among other letters, phonetically sound either the same or flip plopped in pairs because of a heavily congested nose.

Grandma: Cad you get be sub soup dear? I cad’t mreathe nrhough by dose ad all, I caught a cold add I cad’t boove.

Katherine: Hold on, did you say “can you get me some soup dear, I can’t breathe through my nose at all, I caught a cold and I can’t move?”.

Grandma: Brecisedly!

Katherine: Haha! Oh boy!…sounds like you got a bad case of the Mob Barley grandma! I’ll go get you your soup in a jiffy!

by platonymous May 23, 2014