bisp

1. (v) boner in sweat pants. Made popular by the Jim Rome Show.

When I saw that hottie doing squats at the gym I had some major bisp action going on.

by bispmaster July 27, 2008

Edward Bispham

Known by his closer peers as ‘Eddy’, he is a man who demonstrates his sheer excellence in everything he does. He is a frequent contributor to online classical forums and enjoys smashing sub-zero Carlings on the weekend with his AC/DC cover band. Genius, intellect, toga-enthusiast, father, lover... most likely demi-god.

Some people mistake Edward Bispham for Achilles himself.

by Gkalavaki April 10, 2021

bisp

Acronym for Boner In Sweat Pants, originates from the Jim Rome Show on the Premier Radio Networks.

So I woke up this morning and had some major morning bisp.

I was working out with my new female trainer the other day and inadvertently got a big bisp.

by DustyBottoms69 May 4, 2008

Bippy

BIPPY - A jocular euphemism for ass, as in "bet your (sweet) bippy) by Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In, an NBC-TV comedy series, 1968-1973. From "Random House Historical Dictionary of American Slang, Volume 1, A-G" by J.E. Lighter, Random House, New York, 1994.

You bet your sweet bippy

by LabRat63 July 2, 2007

bisynchronous

A system or process that is twice synchronous in both directions.

Salespeople who don't know what synchronous means frequently use this word.

My company's software has a bisynchronous relationship with your CRM system. Data goes back and forth in real time.

by aubiematt June 20, 2007

Bippy

A Bippy is a slang word for your bottom or hiney. It is used in a saying; "You bet your sweet Bippy!" It is more or less a Midwestern type of term.

"You bet your sweet bippy I'm gonna run you over with this tonka truck if you don't get yo'self inside for dinner!"

by Cozy Rugburn February 16, 2012

bisynchroambulacantia

A condition of "wanderin' along, singin' a song, side by side..."

from
bi = two
synchro = from Greek syn "kronos" -- to happen at the same time.
ambula = from "ambulas" Latin, "walking"
cantia = from Latin "cantare" = "to sing"

"Oh we ain't got a barrel of money,
Maybe we're ragged and funny
But we're bisynchroambulacantia."

by Steeplejack February 20, 2010