1. A cheeky British comedian, born Alfred Hawthorn Hill. In 1955 he started the Benny Hill Show on the BBC. The show made it to the U.S. In the 1970s and Hill became an international star until his show was cancelled in 1989. Died 1992. 2. v. The act of slapping a bald person's head repeatedly with total disrespect for the person. Benny Hill made this maneuver famous on his television program. May also be followed with a kick in the ass.
See also hoarkerize.
See also hoarkerize.
1. Benny Hill was a comedic genius and an hysterical songwriter/performer.
2. "Dude, have you seen Heimbuck lately? He's so bald that I couldn't help but Benny Hill his ass"
2. "Dude, have you seen Heimbuck lately? He's so bald that I couldn't help but Benny Hill his ass"
by JnglKng April 22, 2005
by Chad thundercock69 September 02, 2022
plural ex-bennies
Same definition as ex with benefits. Word play with Eggs Benedict's colloquial from eggs-benny(ies).
Interestingly similarity with the dish and the ex. Both are occasional, comfortable and familiar.
Same definition as ex with benefits. Word play with Eggs Benedict's colloquial from eggs-benny(ies).
Interestingly similarity with the dish and the ex. Both are occasional, comfortable and familiar.
Great weekend, had the ex-benny over for lunch, she spent the weekend if you know what I mean.
It's not easy when they've got their ex-bennies, they get it all and no commitments, how do you compete?
It's not easy when they've got their ex-bennies, they get it all and no commitments, how do you compete?
by Gummer Stumps July 19, 2010
Benny Lava is the newest indian sensation created by Buffalax.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ZA1NoOOoaNw
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ZA1NoOOoaNw
by Andrew_s October 16, 2007
by monkey-key September 02, 2008
A regulation invoked by a baseball team to automatically win an on-the-field dispute.
Named after Peck League legend Ben Nadado, the Benny Rule originated when the aforementioned Nadado was involved in a home plate collision. Nadado, the catcher, received the throw and applied the tag. The runner adamantly argued that he was safe. Nadado, understandably, argued otherwise. While representatives from both teams began to discuss the call, Nadado (or Benny, as he was affectionately called) removed his catcher's gear and ran off the playing field. His team followed suit and the 'Out' call stood.
And thus, the Benny Rule was born.
Named after Peck League legend Ben Nadado, the Benny Rule originated when the aforementioned Nadado was involved in a home plate collision. Nadado, the catcher, received the throw and applied the tag. The runner adamantly argued that he was safe. Nadado, understandably, argued otherwise. While representatives from both teams began to discuss the call, Nadado (or Benny, as he was affectionately called) removed his catcher's gear and ran off the playing field. His team followed suit and the 'Out' call stood.
And thus, the Benny Rule was born.
Player A: "What the fuck, why did they just run off the field? He was safe!"
Player B: "I know, we just got Benny Rule'd."
Player B: "I know, we just got Benny Rule'd."
by GAS Captain April 16, 2010
An expression used as a reply (or a sarcastic encouragement) to people who are obviously stretching the truth, exaggerating, or outright lying.
Benny says, "I've got that same TV at home, but bigger"
Everyone else says, "Sure Benny"
Benny says, "... and then, after I f*cked her....."
Everyone else says "Sure Benny"
Everyone says, "who farted?"
Benny says, "not me"
Everyone says, "Sure Benny"
Everyone else says, "Sure Benny"
Benny says, "... and then, after I f*cked her....."
Everyone else says "Sure Benny"
Everyone says, "who farted?"
Benny says, "not me"
Everyone says, "Sure Benny"
by jonathad December 07, 2009