basalt

A type of igneous rock usually associated with table making.

Hey is that counter-top made of the mineral basalt?

by L-dawg January 25, 2003

Basas

A person who get frustrated by technological difficulties.

Mark is a basas, he starts yelling when the internet stops working.

by Mikelike June 17, 2018

Basaak

A type of sausage or ham made with lamb and sheep liver. It contains bred and maham. Which are 2 types of chemicals contains also in protein and eggs.

I ate basaak for breakfast.

by Bred Basaakovich November 27, 2010

Sengoku Basara

The most illogical, pointless anime in the world. Originally based on the game series " Sengoku Basara", one of the worst things to ever seep from the depths of Capcom.

Kid1: Hey, have you seen the new episode of Sengoku Basara yet?

Kid2: Shut the hell up, man, that show bites more ass than the video game version!

by Ami-chan July 30, 2010

Basalmout

A mutated fish found in muddy waters that is a cross breed between a Bass, Salmon and Trout.

Hey Stephen, I caught a "Basalmout" the other day in Lake New Dundee

by eck079 August 5, 2009

Basaglia

Multiple Meanings

1. Pointless
2. See Gravox
3. Brillirant at english
4. Someone who thinks they're cool
5. A good friend

1. Dude, that's so Basaglia *Gets punched in the face*

2. Dude this chicken could do with some Basaglia

3. Guess who got top mark, again, Basaglia

4. Look at that Basaglia, what a freak

5. You're such a Basaglia

by Rook525 November 5, 2009

basal book

A "basal book" is one that is absolutely crucial to a particular academic discipline or profession, a book that everyone who knows anything knows about. It is a book (or perhaps an article) that forms the basis for understanding a certain topic or joining a certain conversation. It is often the sort of book that everyone wants to have read but no one wants to read. It is always the sort of book or article that cannot be digested properly by reading it all the way through just once, but must be studied and digested (analytical reading helps with this).

Greg Glassman's article "What is Fitness?" is a basal article for the Crossfit movement.

Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring" is a basal book for the environmentalist movement.

"Mein Kampf" is a basal book for the Nazi movement.

by LA Wordsmith October 23, 2012