OH Beat is an expressive way to show immediate or postponed shock to a normal, outrageous, or obsene idea, response or sight. It is comparable to other commonly used phrases such as " OH my gosh "or "WTF".
There are a variety or ways to use this phrase.
There is the classic OH beat with emphasis put on the O.
There is the silent OH beat where the phrase is simply mouthed.
There is the musical OH beat where you repeat the phrase in a kind of sing along.
There is the repeat OH Beat which is said in a rapid fire manner until the extent of shock is conveyed.
There is the classic OH beat with emphasis put on the O.
There is the silent OH beat where the phrase is simply mouthed.
There is the musical OH beat where you repeat the phrase in a kind of sing along.
There is the repeat OH Beat which is said in a rapid fire manner until the extent of shock is conveyed.
by 4 & 1/2 April 28, 2010
An encouragement shouted by a spectator, at a person in involved in hand to hand combat with another.
by Zeolot October 21, 2010
Game usually played at the back of lecture theatres or at work (places where there are a lot of grunters)
Objective of the game: He who spots out the best grunter wins the game.
Objective of the game: He who spots out the best grunter wins the game.
Calvin - *points slyly at a grunter* "Beat that grunter!"
Alvin - *points at a better example of a grunter* "There, that's a REAL grunter!"
Calvin - "Man, she takes the Beat The Grunter high score!"
Alvin - *points at a better example of a grunter* "There, that's a REAL grunter!"
Calvin - "Man, she takes the Beat The Grunter high score!"
by stinaribena March 30, 2009
Man I sent that chick home beat deep.
I got beat deep last night. My asshole is raw.
My uncle took be downstairs to play pool and the next thing I know my shirts up, I’m bent over the corner pocket and I’m getting beat deep.
I got beat deep last night. My asshole is raw.
My uncle took be downstairs to play pool and the next thing I know my shirts up, I’m bent over the corner pocket and I’m getting beat deep.
by Eaton Holgoode November 02, 2020
Traditionally derived from the word beat meaning bad, spent or fucked-up. Non-beat is an antonym that alludes to something rather good, or likable.
That ass, in those tight jeans, is non-beat
by Drive-ability November 18, 2009
I love beating the star
by Machine_109 January 27, 2009
by Doc Marty April 27, 2019