Baltajia

Baltajia, plural of baltaji, also baltaguia, in its Egyptian intonation. The word was made popular in the Arab protests of 2011 in Tunisia and Egypt. It is thought to be of Turkish origin, meaning "weapon wielding thug".

Baltajia has come to reference any group of rubble rousing individuals that infiltrate an otherwise peaceful protest for sabotaging or other more menial purposes. The baltajia can either be for hire for political aims, or just plain street thugs whose only goal is to loot and plunder.

There was a first wave of peaceful and thoughtful protesters which was then followed by a stone wielding horde of baltajia. That was the time when all hell broke loose.

by MikeSoussan March 23, 2011

Banafa

Banafa (Adjective): Someone or something really amazing.

Damn, check that dude's banafa'd out hat!

by Banafa'd out October 4, 2011

Banalism

A Bannana eating another bannana.

To do this wear a bannana costume and walk around eating a bannana. You can do this anytime of the year.

You have just commited Banalism.

Halloween : Yes

Christmas : Yes

Easter : Hell Yea

by Hahahahha you October 16, 2011

baetality

when you are totally roasted (that's slayed to you white people) by the one you like to call bae

natalie pulled a full baetality on roger during an argument

by thecutestcutiepie November 4, 2015

Baftalon

Someone whose dumb and doesn’t understand stuff

Savannah was a real baftalon for thinking she was actually peng

by Wag my puff ting June 7, 2018

Baltaring

To smash and dash females

omg!!! Jimmy Is baltaring me just like he dashed on the other girls

by Phatballs1969 January 10, 2019

Banait

The Banwait also spelled as Banvait or Banait is a sub clan of the Sikh Saini caste found primarily in the Mohali, Ropar, Doaba regions in Punjab, India. The hierarchy of castes in Punjab varies by the region. In the Doaba region of Punjab, Sainis are ranked at the top and are a highly affluent and influential group. The word banait is also mentioned in the Dasven Padshah Da Granth, meaning a well-dressed soldier or warrior.1

> "His last name is Banait."

> "Really? He must be warrior-type!"

> "What does that mean?"

> "

by Jatsikhsaini June 23, 2021