verb. Spanish Barried, Spanish Barrying, Spanish Barries
verb.tr
1. To urinate on one’s sexual partner and then kick him or her to the floor.
2. To treat someone poorly, especially in a humiliating and degrading manner.
noun
1. The act of Spanish Barrying someone.
verb.tr
1. To urinate on one’s sexual partner and then kick him or her to the floor.
2. To treat someone poorly, especially in a humiliating and degrading manner.
noun
1. The act of Spanish Barrying someone.
Right after I came in her ass, I Spanish Barried her, then I told her to get up and get the fuck out.
The phone company really Spanish Barried me over that rebate.
Of all the ways to humiliate a slut, I like the Spanish Barry the best.
The phone company really Spanish Barried me over that rebate.
Of all the ways to humiliate a slut, I like the Spanish Barry the best.
by Lorenzo.TheAssman November 25, 2007
One of the most kick ass writers...EVER!! A good synonym is kickass. Has written the books Jennifer Government and Syrup,a new book entitled "Company" is coming out soon as well. Made a game called Nation States to help promote his books.
by Hack Nike May 09, 2005
An amazing bee from an amazing movie, The Bee Movie. He is very charming and quite the little casanova.
I love Barry The Bee.
by lili9652 April 18, 2016
Bill: Man, have you seen Jake? He's gotten huge since last summer!
Tom: Yeah, he got on that Barry Bonds
Tom: Yeah, he got on that Barry Bonds
by RandyD October 31, 2007
barry gazza is a god
by pokemon go lldw August 20, 2019
verb- juicing up, using drugs. Can be used to describe someone who has suddenly gotten abnormally big or someone who shoots up other drugs.
1) (At the gym)Holy shit man your arms are big have you been barry bondsin?
2) Whatever happened to Marco man?
- Oh I heard hes been Barry Bondsin like heroin and shit.
Thats messed up
2) Whatever happened to Marco man?
- Oh I heard hes been Barry Bondsin like heroin and shit.
Thats messed up
by Drugo August 05, 2007
To drive round and round a town one way system or town centre, in today's scally car of choice (yesterday a MkII Fiesta/Nova, today a Saxo or 106).
They were sitting outside the Duncombe Arms watching the scallies barry-lap in their modified but somehow still poor-effort excuse for motor vehicles around and around the town centre, with ghastly pseudo-modern R&B blaring from the speaker system.
by R_at_Splat May 28, 2005