Beyond cool

Someone who is extremely far off from a loser. He/she is cooler than the coolest. This person is so far above cool, he/she cannot be descried as awesome or cool, but beyond cool. In other words, breath taking.

Linette is beyond cool, I wish I was her, I can't come to describe how cool she is. Will is a loser. Inyoung is not a loser, but is not cool. Andrew is cool. He is close to Linette, but not there yet.

by Gnahw June 19, 2011

Benton Harbor bankroll

A folded amount of single dollar bills with one larger bill wrapped around it.

I dipped in my pocket for my Benton Harbor bankroll

by bobojr November 2, 2011

Beyond Ignorant

What do you call beyond ignorant? Patrick Boyvin

he's so beyond ignorant he's Patrick Boyvin.

by DPoirier April 20, 2020

life beyond performance

pretensionless. authenticity.

Some people don't know how to live life beyond performance.

by live December 6, 2006

Olivia Benson

The hottest detective on tv. The most amazing cop in the world. E/O shippers believe she is in love with Elliot Stabler(she totaly is).She is the product of a rape, and she has a half brother she didnt know about untill the episode Philidelphia. She is AWESOME!

"Olivia Benson is so hot, I want to bang her"
"Elliot Stabler and Olivia Benson should totally hook up"
"whoa did you just see Munch check out Olivia Benson's ass!"

by elliotandoliviaforfuckingever June 27, 2009

To Infinity And Beyond!

To snort a line of coke then get a real sloppy blowjob.

So I didn't know she had coke on her, but then we went into the toilet and she fucking took me to infinity and beyond!

by DJFishMonga September 17, 2017

beyond the pale

The phrase "beyond the pale" dates back to the 14th century, when the part of Ireland that was under English rule was delineated by a boundary made of such stakes or fences, and known as the English Pale. To travel outside of that boundary, beyond the pale, was to leave behind all the rules and institutions of English society, which the English modestly considered synonymous with civilization itself.

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His comment went beyond the pale of respect. It was vulgar.

by Jim McMahon October 29, 2003