beruit

A game like beer pong... but better.

by Taylor March 24, 2003

Bequix

To bring into a confused state, Stupify.

Dman man you bequix me.

by Kevin Collins April 14, 2003

Beruit

A drinking game in which the players have to throw a ping pong ball into the other teams cups, that are set up in a triangle formation on the other side of the table (usually a ping pong table). If the ball goes in, the other team has to drink the beer in the cup. The first team to have all of their cups hit, loses. "Beer Pong" is another term for this game, however Beruit or 'ruit' is used more commonly on the east coast, namely Boston. Ruit games get really intense on the east coast, and ruit tourneys are not uncommon. People get really into playing.

-jim and i won the ruit tourney last weekend. jealous?
-dont you mean beer pong?
-no thats not at all what i meant.. i use the word Beruit. awkward..

by ruitplayer December 27, 2008

bequiz

a state of slight confusion

dude 1: did the girl have a penis?

dude 2: im not sure. I`m quite bequized about the subject.

by ntities April 7, 2010

beruit

drinking game in which two teams of two bounce a ping pong ball into the opposing team's pyramid of beer

I can't really remember anything past that last game of beruit last weekend.

by CL Hovey August 1, 2003

bequivveled

the feeling of loosing your marbles/shit due to something so unbelievably fucking stupid that it makes your guts quiver.

Ms. Zoemilly's attitude this morning was so incredibly bequivveling that I nearly shat my pants.
Yeterday's test bequivveled me so hard my knees buckled when I got up to turn it in.

by corporateboyfriend October 8, 2021

bequaths

Dedicate to

Herewith bequaths and ode to the transient hour; to the fire of spring

devouring the bud to evolve into the flower; to fables agreed upon

considered as history; to summer fading as winter gains its victory. As the

splendours of summer subside, the winds after storms don't abide. As night

comes the day will hide; waves along the shore are pushed aside.

by Hercolena Oliver June 17, 2010