kunal bansal

What you get when you mix Jesus, Mohammed, and Moses together.

uberhotgirl#1: There's something so divine about Kunal.

uberhotgirl#2: Word.

by optimusprime April 30, 2005

bonafide

adj. a misspelling of bona fide, Latin for "with good faith".

It's "bona fide", not "bonafide". Sorry.

by kadatz May 18, 2010

titty bonanza

The female version of a sausage fest, where the number of women far exceeds the number of men at a social gathering.

Dude, the Backstreet Boys concert was a total titty bonanza--I got numbers just from being one of a dozen guys there!

by Aelyn June 20, 2010

Bonano

italian name. meaning good year.

derived from the name bonanno. (with 3 n's instead of 2)

a well known crime family back in the day.
just about the coolest Puerto Ricans you'll ever know of. ;)

he wishes his name was bonano.

by BoricuaBonano November 29, 2009

Bonaparte

Nickname for one who is short in stature and tends to overcompensate for it - often through short temper, learning martial arts or other fighting skills, or attempting excessively difficult tasks. This is of course referring to Napoleon Bonaparte's conquest of Europe; Napoleon himself was very short, and there is an old inside joke among historians that his drive to conquer came from his lack of height.

Short dude: What are you lookin at? You wanna start something?

Tall dude: Whoa, Bonaparte, mellow out.

by progamer124 August 24, 2003

bonanle

a banana, a fruit that hangs from a tree and monkeys eat them, bone - anal

cindy took that bonanle so hard her nipples squirted bonanle pudding

by oddball3960 November 5, 2006

Bensaid

Family surname; largely aristocratic, yet also marked by common peasantry. Widespread throughout North Africa, tracing roots to non-Arab converts to Islam in the 7th century, with a number settling in Spain and surrounding regions following the Muslim conquest of Andalusia. Family remained in Spain following Reconquista and expulsion of Muslim populace, yet often under guise of different religions; as seen in minority number of 'Bensaid' Moriscos presently found in the region today. Literally means Son(s) of the Happy, or Lucky. Current descendants mainly found due to diaspora in Southern France, Spain, Italy and a number of other countries and in much smaller numbers in the United States, South America and Canada.

Genetics: Tending to fall within Haplogroup E1b1b (E-M215), which does not necessitate Berber roots and Halpogroup J-P58; although post-colonial and civil-war displacement has made permanent changes to the gene pool.

He's Bensaid. He's born to be content.

Monsieur Bensaid est sérieux?
Je n'ai pas connu lui être autre chose que cela.

by JeanFranc September 8, 2012