Bakke

Bakke is a surname of Norwegian origin. It is not a rare name, though it sounds so cool that people love to say the word, and often feel kindred about the Bakke's they know. They may even be protective of the name to the degree that they believe it is rare, and therefore, dubious if told there are other's named Bakke.
Sounds like Rocky with a "B".

The beauty of the Bakke is that it is limitless & free, guileless yet wild.

Does your Bakke hurt?

Where's Bakke?

by neverfails February 6, 2010

barkled

covered in grime , grease, muck or dust .

I've just been fixin' t'bike and now I'm barkled up .

by Ivor Rayt Biggun September 10, 2007

bankless

Encapsulating the ire society feels towards their banking institutions and redirecting that energy into a positive, innovative, and freedom-oriented way of life. Giving people confidence to consider new paradigms, and open their mind to the possibilities and benefits of a decentralized world.

Also: a newsletter, podcast, and a movement to onboard a billion people into crypto.

Noun: "I'm going bankless bruh, I'm tired of Wells Fargo's bullshit."

Verb: "Bro I'm bankless, what the fuck is an overdraft fee?"

by 6975.eth July 14, 2022

charles barkley

the manliest man in NBA history. Known for defense, rebounding, and heavy drinking. Once threw a guy through a plate glass window at a bar for spilling a drink on him. Rumored to drink 15 long island ice teas the night before a game. Know the best announcer in any sport, doing both the NBA and the MLB playoffs in the manliest way possible.

Hey jon, wanna go out to the bar?
-fuck no, Charles Barkley's in town tonight. He'll drink us both under the table and then throw our metrosexual bitch asses out tha window.

by asfegf February 16, 2008

bakkie

S. Afr. word for pickup truck. Pronounced "bucky"

The bakkie holds the same place in the heart and soul of the South African dutchman as the pickup does in that of the American redneck.

Koos will bring a braai and some fishing tackle in his bakkie.

by George McBob May 18, 2009

bokkle

Very broad northern (English*) for "bottle". The town of Wigan definitely has a really old-skool dialect where words like "bottle" and "kettle" drop the t's for k's and become "bokkle" and "kekkle" repectively.

Seems to have been picked up by Sean Paul when he "bokkles a moe" (drinks a bottle of Moët).

* Just Wigan?

Give us that bokkle y' dickhead!

by Rhodus January 8, 2007

barkle

bark + circle; to bark while circling, especially a dog

One dog was not behind the fence, and when we got closer he started barkling all around us.

by Wosat June 26, 2004