black beauties

ephedrin tablets that are black and blue, similar to yellow jackets. known to cause severe heart problems, but hey they keep you more awake than addherol! they were recently outlawed after several people died of heart complications.

K:I drove 15 hours to Texas
M:How'd you do it?
K: I had me some black beauties, and some riddalin.

by Kat November 21, 2004

Black Beauties

Methamphetamine and typically a short acting barbiturate. Was fairly more common in the 50s and 60s. Not as much anymore, often times will stay focused on one task (Methamphetamine), and is extemely hard to distrub that task (Methampetamine + Barbiturate).

Back in the day, my grandfather used to work in orchards picking fruit and didn't care about anything... I think it was the black beauties.

by Reo The Eagle December 28, 2005

block beauty

When you see what appears to be a gorgeous woman from afar and when you get closer you realize she is FUGLY!

WHOOOAAA check it out dude....ewww wait shes a block beauty...she looked good from a block away!

by steve-0770 December 13, 2010

big black beautiful

There is a guy I fancy. He’s from the toon- he’s called isaih. He is BBB. Big. Black and beautiful. My friend Snapchat’s him and I’m so so jelly.

Ps I love u isaih

Oh my god I saw isaih in tup tup. He was big black beautiful and I love him so much

by Abskebabz February 24, 2024

Back Door Beauty

An attractive women who likes to get it in the bum. dummper poop chute

I heard Sally is a "Back Door Beauty"

by Yaright October 8, 2004

Block Away Beauty

A woman who has a good body and looks attractive from a distance but, upon closer inspection is rather ugly.

"Yeah, I saw her in a bar last night. She's not pretty at all. She's a Block Away Beauty."

by Andre Nacmanie October 13, 2008

Back Lot Beauty

This describes the vehicles that sit in the back of the car dealership. These are the used cars that are more difficult to sell.

I need a new car but can't afford anything too pricey. I will have to look at a back lot beauty.

by New English August 17, 2010