baisakhi

Usually a name for a beautiful Indian woman. The name also resembles a month of Hindi calender. She has a generous personality, loves to work and has a great amount of patience. She is also very humorous.

When baisakhi comes, everybody loves to rejoice.

by Baisakhi January 12, 2018

Baisano

Dígase de un hombre entre 15 y 30 años, con tendencias de izquierda liberal y a veces marxista. Empatizan con el feminismo, los inmigrantes y son acerrimos esbirros del judío internacional.

compañere1: oye, ayer fui a la asamblea de las cabras sobre la heteronormalizacion fachopatriarcal. Estuve dos horas pidiendo perdón por ser hombre
compañere2: ah, pero que buen baisano eres

by choroydiccionarista April 18, 2019

batsy

How Joker call Batman in the movie The Batman vs. Dracula.

Vampire Joker: (to Batman) Why do you torment me, Batsy? I thought you cared.
Batman: Trust me, Joker. I'm trying to help you.

by Darkcrows001 October 9, 2008

bisynchronous

A system or process that is twice synchronous in both directions.

Salespeople who don't know what synchronous means frequently use this word.

My company's software has a bisynchronous relationship with your CRM system. Data goes back and forth in real time.

by aubiematt June 20, 2007

Bainy

Bainy is a term used to describe a baller move, usually expensive or very intelligent, executed by a very cool dude.

Dayum, you bought a Maclaren? That's so bainy.

by snowpeachsnow November 23, 2021

Baiser

Vulgar french word meaning to fuck (as in sexual intercourse).
Can also mean to kiss, in which case it is usually used as a noun (ex: faire un baiser à quelqu'un).

Je vais baiser ta mère la pute! (I'm going to fuck your whore of a mother).

Baise-moi, saloppe! (Fuck with me, bitch)

Le soldat fît un dernier baiser à sa femme avant d'aller se faire exploser la geule à la guerre. (The soldier gave a last kiss to his wife before going to get his head blown off at war

by AMANZ (Anti maori association of New Zealand) May 4, 2008

bisynchroambulacantia

A condition of "wanderin' along, singin' a song, side by side..."

from
bi = two
synchro = from Greek syn "kronos" -- to happen at the same time.
ambula = from "ambulas" Latin, "walking"
cantia = from Latin "cantare" = "to sing"

"Oh we ain't got a barrel of money,
Maybe we're ragged and funny
But we're bisynchroambulacantia."

by Steeplejack February 20, 2010