beak

a term used in Saskatchewan meaning 'to insult.'

They beaked him because he was bad at sports.

by sask-a-mania February 23, 2009

The Beak

A nickname given to Judges in the distant past.

"During the bubonic plague, judges visiting prisons used to wear primitive gasmasks, stuffed with herbs or spices thought to ward off the plague - since it looked like a beak... they were referred to as "going before the beak" as they were never seen without it."

"A beak's a magistrate, where have you been all your life?" - The Artful Dodger on The Beak Oliver! movie 1968

by LongJohnSlither May 27, 2009

beak

Birds mouth usually orange

Callum O'Briens Email is *********@hotmail.co.uk beak.

by Callum O'Brien September 23, 2005

beaked

A reference to drug-usage where snorting is the method of delivery, especially cocaine.

"Gary's acting like a prick." "Yeah, he's beaked." "Ah, that would explain why the bathroom mirror's missing!"

by Mirv August 17, 2007

Beaked

To freak out at someone using hurtful words, insults and harsh words.

Wow, you just beaked her out hardcore.

by primeguurl June 3, 2009

beak

A judge or some form of judicial process.

He's up before the beak for being a dodgy geezer.

by Ian Chode April 4, 2003

Beak

1. as a verb to chirp, or make fun of.
2. as a noun

"Nice, shoes bud. Where'd you get them, West 49?"
"Are you beakin' man?"

"Hey buddy, did your mom cut your hair?"
"Haha good beak."

by P. Benz November 15, 2009