Piece of a beamer

1) Getting a piece of really nice ass

2)Fucking an amazing hottie

3) A nice piece of ass

Man I got a piece of a beamer last night and she was fine as wine!!

by BuzzLightyear2012 January 28, 2012

beezer

Canadian word for penis.

Keep your beezer on, eh!

by Exquebecker October 10, 2011

Beamerboy

Guy whose likes BMW

I am beamerboy.

by knuba March 8, 2017

Beezer

someone who is unruly and has zero alcohol tolerance

Man Jim was an absolute beezer last night.

by Mothermavro February 9, 2019

Beekerdick

What happens to your dick when you drink too much. Basically you can't get it up.

Dude stop taking so many shots, ull get beekerdick and wont be able to bang that chick.

"Hey dude what happened with that fine ass chick last night?"
"Nothing, I had beekerdick, couldn't get it up."

by unicorn12 January 30, 2010

Beefer

A term used to categorize a female of substantial size and weight. Unlike your standard run of the mill fat girl, Beefers avoid whale-status by engaging in minor physical activities such as running on the treadmill in ten minute intervals, erotically dancing at frat parties, and vigorously waving their arms as they bitch about their relationships (or lack thereof). Beefers travel in herds (also known as beef stampedes) and can reduce a solid B+ party to a C- in as little time as it takes to fit them all through the front door.

Rob: Hey man, is that party worth stopping by for?
Steve: Hell yeah man, theres so much booze its redic- ....Wait, fuck, nevermind a beef stampede just rolled through. Beefers on beefers in this bitch now. FUCK!
Rob: Be there in ten.

by DirtyMikeNDaBoyz December 14, 2014

Beeper

The "Beeper" is a nickname for an "Emergency Locator Transmitter" (ELT) which transmits homing signals on UHF/VHF Emergency frequencies, guiding rescue aircraft and/or ground rescue personnel to an aircraft crash site, or parachute location.

All U.S. registered civil aircraft are required to be equipped with Emergency Locator Transmitters, which automatically activate when crash forces exceed 9 Gs, and transmit a homing signal that can be tracked by special receivers. Most military fixed-wing aircraft have these ELTs installed as well, with the exception of certain fighter aircraft.

Fighters may crash several miles from the point of crew ejection, so the parachute or seat frame containing the "Beeper" device is ideal for locating the crew, rather than the airframe. Large tanker and cargo aircraft may contain jettisonable ELTs which are released by the crew prior to a crash, and are called "Crash Position Indicators" (CPI).

by David L. Baker March 13, 2008