Bengali Bounce

When you have sexual intercourse with mulitiple girls, and you leave right after.

The homie just smashed three snow bunnies and did the Bengali Bounce

by Suckerberg January 18, 2016

a Bengal

derived from the ferocious Bengal tigers, calling someone 'a Bengal' means he/she is fierce; a savage

She can purr like a cat when she is happy but if you rub her on the wrong side, she'll turn in to a Bengal. And when that happens, Scram!

by SpeechIsGolden June 28, 2006

Cincinnati Bengals

an insignificant team from the insignificant town of cincinnati, ohio, whose only tradition is losing. the fans think they are rivals with the browns and the steelers, but cleveland and pittsburgh hate each other and really dont care about them whatsoever. they stole the idea of the "dawg pound" and created "the jungle." they stole the "Terrible Towel" and created the "who dey hanky."

Bengals Fan: "I love my Cincinnati Bengals, and I can't wait for the Steeler's game. I hate them. WHO DEY!!!"
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Steelers Fan: "Cincinnati Who?"
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Bengals Fan: "I hate the Browns, lets go Bengals."
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Browns Fan: "Cincinnati Who? FUCK PITTSBURGH."

by go browns November 10, 2008

kid bengala

A brazilian porn actor with a big dick. His dick is really big and looks like an anaconda

Ele é um kid bengala da vida ( He´s a life´s kid bengala)

by Japanese motherfucker September 10, 2015

Bensalem

A small suburban town in Lower Bucks Country right outside of

Northeast Philadelphia.
Otherwise known by teenagers in the area as shitsalem.
They say it is one of 100 best cities to live in though.
Main street is "Street Road" or "Bensalem Blvd"
Contains around 60,000 people.

Upholds many schooling opportunities.
Also it has an apartment complex that teenagers call "Bucks Ghettos" instead of bucks meadows.

Bensalem holds the first ritas waterice.
Teenagers at the local highschool do the "b-town" rumble.

by cownipplesforlife January 28, 2013

bengali

Describing one of the cultural hubs of Hindustan(India). People(about 200 million) from here love cricket, as it is the home of the majestic Eden Gardens, as well as enjoying life and eating rossogollas, gulab jamuns, sandeshes, fresh fish, and pan parag. Very intelligent beings.

Legendary individuals such as Sourav Ganguly, Kishoe Kumar Ganguly, Rabindranath Tagore(Renaissance Man), Amar Gopal Bose(BOSE speakers),Jagadish Chandra Bose(Scientist), Ramakrishna/Vivekananda(Saints featured in many world publications),and Ravi Shankar(Taught Beatles) all came from the State of West Bengal in India.

by Ganguly April 21, 2004

Cincinnati Bengals

A team on the rise. I am not saying this on account of the success thus far in 2005, I am simply saying this because the team's rise has been apparent since the end of 2002. After 12 seasons of losing, Team President Mike Brown (somehow the son of Paul Brown) finally opened his eyes and realized his fans were tired of waiting for the playoffs as well as a .500 season, and if he wanted to see another day, he would have to take initiative and hire a legitimate coaching staff. This occurred when Brown hired Marvin Lewis, the genius behind the 2000 Super Bowl Champion Baltimore Ravens. Lewis is a tough but fair coach who brings out the best in his players. Lewis also should have been hired as a head coach much sooner. Soon this will make Brown look brilliant on account of his ability to build up a team. The Cincinnati Bengals have not had a truly successful season since the 1988 season when they finished 12-4 and came very close to defeating the San Fransisco 49ers in Super Bowl 23. The Bengals endured a horrendous and humiliating decade following that Super Bowl loss.

Currently the Bengals have one of the best young quarterbacks in Carson Palmer, a consistent and durable halfback in Rudi Johnson, a group of talented wide receivers such as the vocal Chad Johnson, and a young improved defense guided by Marvin Lewis's expertise. The Bengals have become one of the more fun teams to watch in football and are currently playing their hearts out to compete with the likes of the Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC North Division. The Bengals have devoted fans who have stuck with this franchise throughout all of the losing seasons. The Bengals will officially drop the "Bungles" term this season when they turn heads not only in the media but around the league as well.

The Cincinnati Bengals should begin to make the playoffs and take teams such as the New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers by surprise now that Head Coach Marvin Lewis has his team moving in the right direction.

by Eddie Ewing October 6, 2005