Stevie Wonder bidding

a term referred to in the game of Spades, when a player or team either overbids or underbids by at least 3 hands.

You guys got 4 bags? That's some serious Stevie Wonder bidding!

by okcoolwatwat August 4, 2009

bunk-bedding

After intense sex and finishing, most likely doggie style; the top partner falls asleep without pulling out.

Last night, we were so drunk, we ended up bunk-bedding.

by JessicaWhitePass August 11, 2014

Bonding Moment

Lance and Keith have a bonding moment but Lance doesn't remember that it happened so did it really happen?

"We had a bonding moment. I cradled you in my arms!"

"Nope, don't remember, didn't happen."

by Michael McPlease May 30, 2018

Bonding moment

A gesture in which your homie holds you tightly, and in that moment, you swear that you will never be gay. It’sTOTALLY a no homo situation that will get you laid eventually. Often used against someone who won’t admit you’re best homies and your bromance won’t die 👊😫

« We had a bonding moment! I cradled you in my arms! » « nope nope, don’t remember, didn’t happen. »

by AwardedArson June 29, 2020

bidding war

Something that comes about when two or more idiots want something so badly that they lose all finesse in trying to get it. When egos get involved in trying to buy something and drive the price up.

Mac got in a biding war over the Harley and ended up paying three times what it was worth. Their house sold for double what anything else in that neighborhood has ever gone for because two relatives got in a bidding war over it.

by byline November 27, 2013

Going Bodmin

The phrase, "going Bodmin" refers to the Cornwall County Asylum opened in Westheath Avenue, Bodmin in 1815, much of which is still in existence, although it has now been turned into housing. The phrase, "gone" or "going Bodmin", relates to this and actually means, "going mad" or "simple". Indeed, if you describe someone as being, "a bit Bodmin", you are saying that they are not in full control of their mental faculty!

There was even an episode of the Cornish TV sitcom Doc Martin which used this definition when they named an episode, "Going Bodmin"!

Besides which, if you ask any proper Cornishman about the people who live in Bodmin, he'll tell you that they tend to be a strange bunch...

Basically, if someone is referred to as "going Bodmin" or being, "a bit Bodmin", then he/she "ain't right in the head"!

by Jedi Locksmith September 18, 2013

Bonding moment

It is used when a person is too much of a coward to say they like a person.

Example:

"Hey um... I... We... we had a bonding moment"

by Somebody2luv December 8, 2018