The Icelandic word for "town", also used way too often by hipsters who think it means boyfriend/girlfriend.
by LeUrbanDefiner March 16, 2015
In Icelandic it translates to mean 'town'. However it has often been used in slang as an abriviation of baby or babe. In Danish it does not mean anything (just saying)
Ég bý í þessum bæ - Which translates to- I live in this town.
Have I introduced you, Mark, to Katie, my new bae?
Have I introduced you, Mark, to Katie, my new bae?
by OxGradMatt January 07, 2015
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by coolgirl754 October 02, 2015
bæ for a dæ is a way to be with someone that you know wouldn't work out. Best used to your advantage when the term is discussed before said "dæ". This term is not only an easy way to get out of a relationship but also an easy way to explain a hookup with a sufficient amount of dignity.
Tim: I thought you and Eric were bæs why aren't you talking?
Jenise: yeah, he's actually just a bæ for a dæ type thing y'know?
Tim: wow what a great way to explain a hookup! Would you like a Taquito?
Jenise: yeah Eric! As long as it's not in a bowl!
:,)
Jenise: yeah, he's actually just a bæ for a dæ type thing y'know?
Tim: wow what a great way to explain a hookup! Would you like a Taquito?
Jenise: yeah Eric! As long as it's not in a bowl!
:,)
by Chasstalion October 11, 2014