badge 

Adjective to describe something unsatisfactory, bad or just down right shit.
For the more extreme shitness, see biadge

Origin: East London

Person 1: What did u think of that film?
Person 2: Badge.

That shirt is badge.

badge by Chappelle3000 May 9, 2006

Badge 

a word that describes an attractive woman or her lady parts. It is said that Badge originated from hearing the word "Vag" incorrectly.

It is suitable to be used in the presence of certain company when other words may not be.
Unlike "Vagina", Badge can not apply to ugly or undesirable women, only sexy ones.

"Twelve O'clock, take a look at that bit of Badge!"

"Hey Freddy, how'd you go last night on your date? Did you get any Badge?"

'"How did she look in the light? Still Badge?"
"No unfortunately, she was actually a bit of a Bog-Rat once i could see her properly but i still smashed her"'

Badge by Rexx Danger September 25, 2010

badge 

1. overstated style via clothes and/or accessories.
2. wearing one's ideology on their sleeve.

Nice MC5 shirt... BADGE!

badge by KENNETHCOWANDOTCOM March 19, 2005

badge 

variation of vag which is short for vagina. commonly used when it is socially unecceptable to say vag or vagina.

Brian: dude this girl showed me her badge last night man!
charlie: no way man thats awesome!
kelsey: what the hell are you guys talking about?

badge by qeace January 13, 2010

Badge 

short for fake id

You don’t need a badge at that vendor

Badge by Captain Clitorial June 10, 2018

Badge 

Something about having one does something to the heads of some officers where they think they are qualified to decide whether somebody they don't even know deserves to live or die.

The officer shot her before he even showed her his badge, not that she would've seen it with her back turned.

Badge by Solid Mantis April 21, 2021

Badge 

There might be times where a black guy with no badge would have to disarm an officer with a badge to de escalate a dangerous situation, and in the past, those would be times he would be in danger of being shot. In reality, the officer is not always right because he has a badge and a gun.

A black guy (or girl) might not have a badge, but knows right from wrong, and not having a badge doesn't make him/her less qualified as a human to decide what should be done in the same situation where the officer is going for his gun. Wasn't that the point being missed for, really since the start of the country as we know it, the post Indian age?

Badge by Solid Mantis April 21, 2021