Beefer

Australian for a shit

Aww Man, ya shudda seen the beefer I just laid in the dunny... Rippah!!

by Gerry December 2, 2004

beezer

A socially inept person of paleolithic decent. The Beezer attacks at will and is cunning in her attempts to blend well with her surroundings but still manages to stand out. Sightings of the Beezer are few and far such as that of the Sasquach or el Chupacabra where as once you have seen "it" you cannot get "it" away. Stories arise primarily from folklore and myth, where as the Beezer does in fact Exist.

Look at the Beezer!!!

The Beezer sneezed on me.

I just gave the Beezer IDB in my VW after a BJ.

by RHS Alumni February 7, 2005

Beekerfaced

to be stoned, or high on marijuana. Derives from the character from the Muppets, Professor Beeker, with no eyes, because your eyes get low or squinted when high.

dude, those pot brownies got me straight beekerfaced!

by dawgin it December 9, 2008

Beejer

It's meaning is old hero of India in 21-AD old king name is this

It's meaning is old hero. This name is taken by Indian king his mother is defined as the hero of India |attack British rols| this king was born in AD-18 |beejer|

by Beejer jr September 30, 2020

Beefer

noun: beefer; plural noun: beefers

1. Basketball
A colloquialism denoting an individual who takes great delight in collecting rebounds.

Derived from the popular basketball podcast No Dunks (formerly; The Free Agents; The Starters on NBA TV; The Basketball Jones) whereby the skill of rebounding is referred to by the phrase 'Roast Beef'.

Steven Adams and Andre Drummond are the beefers out there, fighting in the paint for some roast beef.

by Hypernovae February 1, 2021

bleeper

term used instead of nigger

that stuped bleeper is fucken blacker then a shadow.

by waves69 March 25, 2008

Beemer

A car marketed to the upwardly mobile working and lower-middle classes as a luxury mark. Despite being one of the UKs most common brands, seen by the terminally unimaginative as somehow exclusive.

Distinguishing features are non-functional indicators and a special lens in the windscreen which makes the car in front look further away. This results in typical Beemer driving behaviour such as changing lane or direction without warning and driving two inches from the car in front.

Beemer Baz: Get out of my way - can't you see I'm important?
Driver in front: No, I have a car in front of me, so take your repmobile Beemer out of my ass.

by JimboRangoon March 18, 2008