busking

playing music in the streets for money. you don't have to be homeless to participate.

every day when I walk to school there is a man busking in the tunnel -- and when I return at night he is still there, singing love songs from the bottom of his heart

by Anonymous November 11, 2002

Bulking

eating more and training heavier in order to gain muscle; an excuse for overeating

1. He started bulking for the bodybuilding contest.

2. Joe: Dude, you've already eaten ribs, a Big Mac, a McChicken, Doritos, Cheetos and Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, and drank 3 Coca-Colas, a Mountain Dew, and 2 cups of Gatorade, and you're still eating?

Jack: I'm bulking.

3. KSI: I'm not fat, I'm bulking!

by BerneseDog75 October 1, 2020

Bulking

Someone’s excuse to not be called fat. The opposite of hulking. For example KSIOlajidebtHD

Fan: can I get a picture ksi

Ksi: sure (gets in position for pic)

Fan: your taking up the whole shot fat boy

Ksi: it’s not fat it’s bulk. I’m bulking

“I’m NoT fAt I’m BuLkInG!”

Pls upvote

by ThunderTits76 July 29, 2019

Buckin Bungalow

A phrase first coined in MTV show Geordie Shore, a Buckin Bungalow is a spare room which is separate from the main building, where people go to engage in frivolous sexual activities.

Gaz: Just got out of the hot tub, now i'm gonna take her to the buckin bungalow.

James: everyone's in their bed, better go to the buckin bungalow.

by tonit May 29, 2013

Bukit View Secondary

This is the most shittiest place to exist. You can find all kinds of pick me’s , xmms and yps. It is quite literally a zoo. do not come here. we are also budget tight !! Model class award gets 40 dollars and you can spend a dollar per person max.

Bukit view secondary school is another version of a zoo.

by Boffyy August 19, 2021

Lilia Buckingham

One of the sweetest most beautiful humans alive and no one can convince me otherwise. A queen.

“I am in love with lilia buckingham”

by Idkmyname.2006 November 19, 2018

Bunking Off

British term for skipping school; participating in truancy; playing hooky.

During 2005/06, DfES defined a persistent truant as a pupil who missed 20 or more days classed as unauthorised absence. Children often refer to it as "doing a bunk", "bunking off" or "skiving".

by Luke Thompson August 6, 2007