Balt Anders

Literally is an barutoanderusu. It's been romanized all sorts of weird ways. Valt Andres, Bart Anders, and so on. There is only a little solid info about what this name is supposed
to mean:

1) The kanji for "barutoandersu" read "tsuki no monshou no ken"(the
Sword of the Coat of Arms of the Moon) a "tsuki no monshou" means that the crest or the coat of arms on the sword is a moon.

2) According to ryuuen, in the O-fen encylopedia or something, his name is
translated to mean, "always something else" or something like that.

3) Ryuuen posted to a JP BBS asking how to romanize the name, and they replied that they thought it was based on a German folktale.

4) It's Baldanders(Bahlt-ahnderz). Split up into two words, bald and anders, it means "soon" "something
else/different". Baldanders is a... thing... from a book by Hans Jakob Christoffel von Grimmelshausen. It's called "Der Abenteuerliche Simplicissimus Teutsch", and it was written 1668-1669.

5) Baldanders changes into a bird and flies off, and the hero wonders what kind of devilish magic he taught him, and whether Baldanders really wasn't the devil after all.

6) Baldanders was a magical creature who specialized in transformation and
probably had some tricks up his sleeve.

by Samurai Katsu September 17, 2003

baltic tea

Baltic Tea is a drink, a cocktail, mentioned in Victor Pelevin's book "Chapayev and Void". The cocktail is made of a glass of vodka and two teaspoons of cocaine.

Supposedly it was consumed by soviet navy soldiers resided in the ship Aurora, which was cruising the Baltic Sea. Therefore the cocktail is named Baltic Tea.

by peivei September 19, 2010

Baltar

A friendly way of saying the r-word like me and my 11 year old is a baltar who likes steal in like being a baltar

Baltar always will be baltar

by Kingofdick August 21, 2019

Double Baltic

A term coined by YouTuber, Matpat and his friends, defined as, "anything worthless or disappointing"

Dang, that movie was really double baltic.

Their opinion is so double baltic.

by Left towards the sea August 13, 2020

Balter

(v.) to dance artlessly, without particular grace or skill but usually with enjoyment.

I love to balter!

by Cobourg February 1, 2013

Baltimore Shuffle

The act of stumbling around the streets like an idiot after shooting up heroin.

I caught Brian doing the Baltimore Shuffle across the LightRail tracks last Thursday.

by アメリカへの死 December 23, 2019

Balter

To dance without particular skill or grace, but with extreme joy. Often performed by teenagers at parties, but can be enjoyed by a person of any age.

"Hey, that is some sweet baltering you're doing!"

by KandiL<3vee April 14, 2013