beejeebers

Beejeebers are reflections of your soul. It's good to lose a few every now and then. They are fattening!

You scared the beejeebers out of me.

by Guardian angel September 29, 2013

beeper boy

male hooker or hustler

All the beeper boys and Hollywood hustlers work out at Gold's Gym Hollywood, at least until their cell phones start beeping...

by LA Boon December 3, 2005

beegees

That creaking, groaning, almost explosive movement of the stomach or bowels either due to a tense situation or pre-diarrhea stage due to something you ate or just having a shit filled situation.

Damn those White Castle sliders and prune juice for giving me the beegees!

by SEY January 24, 2008

beeteedoubleyew

Over-exaggerated IM version of the classic text-friendly btw (by the way), normally used with sarcasm.

John: yeah, kinda told her you wouldn't mind doubledating with her friend tonight.
Duke: hot?
John: fat.
Duke: beeteedoubleyew, I h8 u.

by DukePerino November 25, 2007

beejeebies

to be scared all of a sudden, when someone is walking up to you from behind.

Holy Beejeebies ____ (name), I didn't see you there, where did you come from?

by goddessdreamer July 25, 2011

Beepledung

Haha! I just amde this word up!

"BEEPLEDUNG! What the fuck...."

by Krista November 18, 2003

Beeper

The "Beeper" is a nickname for an "Emergency Locator Transmitter" (ELT) which transmits homing signals on UHF/VHF Emergency frequencies, guiding rescue aircraft and/or ground rescue personnel to an aircraft crash site, or parachute location.

All U.S. registered civil aircraft are required to be equipped with Emergency Locator Transmitters, which automatically activate when crash forces exceed 9 Gs, and transmit a homing signal that can be tracked by special receivers. Most military fixed-wing aircraft have these ELTs installed as well, with the exception of certain fighter aircraft.

Fighters may crash several miles from the point of crew ejection, so the parachute or seat frame containing the "Beeper" device is ideal for locating the crew, rather than the airframe. Large tanker and cargo aircraft may contain jettisonable ELTs which are released by the crew prior to a crash, and are called "Crash Position Indicators" (CPI).

by David L. Baker March 13, 2008