Basism

The religious practice of following the diety #BaseddGod, sometimes even to an extreme.

Anthony: Hey, John, what's your religion?
John: Basism
Anthony: Wtf is that?
John: ?!?!?!?!?! omgwtf, it's where you let #baseddgod fuck your bitch. He has swag to the maximum, swag on a hundred thousand, hundred trillion, OH god damn #baseddgod...

by MaryCherryPoppins March 22, 2012

banished

to get rid of forever. one day you decide to shun your girlfriend once and for all.

bitch, quit calling me, you ARE banished!

by projectmcl June 26, 2004

barish

barish is a person that has and will accomplish anything he wants to. he will also make u very good feeling in the mouth.
he is not a pusher on the head he gets head daily

yo barish is the most cutest person in the world like omg he is so sexy just wanna rub me on him

person#2: u know i hooked up with him he is not a pusher.

by Dis for zaura October 11, 2018

baish

Yet another way of saying "Bitch" made famous by Group X's song "Too many guys."

Man that chicks a stupid baish

by breakaway April 30, 2005

baisse

meaning "drop" or "fall", or also used as baisser, meaning "to lean down or lean over." It does not mean "fuck," as seen in baise, which is also mispelled. Used with "toi," the word creates a command to someone to bend over to later engage in sex that has the connection of a sexual refrence, to which the word "fuck" must have been incorrectly interpreted by others.

Baisse-toi!
(Bend over!)

by T.S.F.M. January 21, 2005

polishing the banister

1. Masturbating
2. A boring house chore

(1) I caught a beaver polishing the banister last night.
(2) My mom made me polish the banister.

by Izaak June 26, 2008

Banis

A neologism created in the year 2006. The exact meaning of the word is unknown; however, the concept is universal. It is often used in casual conversation to spice up the flow of things. It can also be shouted to provide emphasis on a given topic. Albeit an exact meaning is unknown, it is possible to misuse the term. The reverse phrase, "SINAB," also has the same relative meaning and should be used accordingly to keep the sparkle of banis alive.

"What is Banis?"
"BANIS!"

by ThomasTipp November 9, 2006