Beausome

The act of being both beautiful and awesome with a little bit of boss. (noun)

Guy: Dude did you see my new kicks? They're beausome!

Girl: OMG look at the new kid! He's so beausome-ly hot.

Guy 2: Bro, I'm beausome to the max.
Girl 2: NO. Big ego's are not beausome.

by DelenaNac November 25, 2011

beaugs

to smoke marijuana through a bong

'yo' wanna come back to mine and have some beaugs?

by your god's a fake April 11, 2010

BeauBo

BeauBo is an amazing individual that deserves this highly esteemed nickname. They are kind and loving.

Also used as a term of endearment.

My friend BeauBo's name is really Brooke. That's just her nickname.

Aww, BeauBo!

by awesomesauce12345 February 3, 2012

beaus hoodie

a fsu hoodie ; very used ; lots of bacteria; i dont think has been washed ;

beaus hoodie is very used

by can i see ur chungus April 19, 2019

beausoleil

The best name for someone to ever have.It could be a last name or first or even middle!You are a very lucky person if you have this word in your name.Also its french so you must be to.It means beautiful sun.

Skye Marie Beausoleil, Richerd Conrad beausoleil

by Sarah Mountford June 3, 2019

beaubies

Beautiful boobs condensed. Very hot rack. Usually used when your slurring drunk and all of the words just don't seem to come out right.

Look at those beaubies. May I play with your beaubies? I want to see some bouncing beaubies tonight. Duuudddde, you missed some awesome beaubies.

by Bashitup August 20, 2008

beauseant

1. The black and white standard or war banner of the order of the knights templar, signifying death unto foes and fairness to friends and allies
2. The war cry of the knights templar

It's exact meaning has been lost in through the times but most likely it comes from médieval french and has a meaning similar to "Be noble" or "Glory unto the Lord".

Knights Templar Medieval War cry

The black and white banner at their front, the knights templar charged into the enemy .
Their war cry "Beauseant", let it be known: they would leave the field of battle victorious, or dead.

by The Malicious One July 4, 2016