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Beer day

v/n :

Birthday
A slang way of saying "Birthday"
Also, "Happy Beer day"
A word originated from the Philippines. (Since there's no definition yet.)
Mark: Hey dude! Isn't it your beer day today?!
Allan: Hell yeah! c'mon!
Mark: kl! But we still have our final exams tomorrow, right?
Allan: Meh! It's only physics, it's gonna be EZ!
Mark: ayt! Let's get it on!
by theblob.jp May 26, 2009
mugGet the Beer daymug.

beer can

The unique pattern of intonation produced when an individual of afro-carribean origin annunciates "bacon"
Weeers me beer can?
by Ben, Rob & Tom March 6, 2003
mugGet the beer canmug.

Beer it Forward

Buying a stranger a beer, in the hopes that they in turn will buy a buy another stranger a beer (rather than paying you back). Commonly practiced on International Beer Day.
It's like Pay it Forward, but with beer:

"Don't pay me back, Beer it Forward."
by skyscotty July 9, 2009
mugGet the Beer it Forwardmug.

craft beer

An explosion of art and science coming together to build a drinkable masterpiece
We are meeting down at Motorworks Brewing to drink up all their craft beer!
by Ex-Navy Brew Boy February 14, 2014
mugGet the craft beermug.

beer visor

As one becomes progressively drunker, the beer visor lowers over one's eyes, making everyone look far more attractive than they actually are.
Similar to beer goggles, except that if you tip your head back far enough or lie horizontally, you should be able to see under the visor (which may be somewhat shocking if the gorgeous lady you were chatting up turns out to be a munter).
"Mate, The beer visor came down last night. I pulled a warthog."
by lesterama May 16, 2008
mugGet the beer visormug.

beer mat

A drip mat placed under a glass of beer.
by rhatta November 24, 2003
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schulz the beer

To show up at a party with beer, drink someone else's beer and take yours home with you.
Hey, watch Big Jim or he'll schulz the beer and we'll be thirsty tomorrow.
by TheBrewGuy February 9, 2010
mugGet the schulz the beermug.

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