Basick

Basic, but sick AF;
Someone who enjoys the “basic” lifestyle but is still cool AF to hangout with.

Person 1: “is that a PSL she is drinking? She must be basic”
Person 2: “ No dude, she’s dope AF to hangout with. She’s not basic, she’s basick”

by SayWatt? August 13, 2019

basic hoe

A girl who is just copying everyone else. She wears everything what the popular girls are wearing and she's jealous of everybody. She has no confidence and self respect. Usual basic hoe clothes are: Adidas superstars, this black plastic choker what everyone used to have, thrasher tee, etc. She doesn't have an aesthetic, she is not that original. So r u a basic hoe?

I can see why all these basic hoes pi*sed.

by KittyDripy666 December 14, 2020

Based Banana Advertisement Scheme

Use bots and server advertising. Lie about its information and when people come inside the server, say "The (server) is attacking and harassing us nonstop. Wanna help us try to get them back?"

"How many members can you pull into our server"
"If luck chimes in then at least 25 using the Based Banana Advertisement Scheme"

by TheRealDictionaryOfficialGamer March 9, 2021

Bascidaddy

A handsome, usually mustachioed, knight who wears a bascinet, the pointed helmet popular from the 14th to early 15th century. This moniker is even more apt when one's mustache droops on top of the helmet's aventail.

"Edward the Black Prince was a total bascidaddy!"

by PineappleMonarch November 15, 2021

based cringe

When you’re being yourself, not caring what others think, but are causing people around you to feel ashamed.

That poem you posted in discord was based cringe, Anon…

Calling yourself “based” is “based cringe”.

This guy is really pouring his heart out to this e-girl… talk about based cringe.

by xTyphoon September 7, 2021

Basic sorry

A verb for when everyone is empathic

Yo Anthony dawg I heard about how your dad died, basic sorry!

by Datboiavion June 10, 2023

faith based programming

Faith based programming is what happens when a programmer isn't smart or capable enough of writing good code that they pray whatever they did actually works. In early years, programmers would put a lot of debug statements, no-op loops, etc in code that somehow created the magic timing for it to work.

Programmer 1: Did you ever fix that bug we talked about yesterday?

Programmer 2: Ya, well sort of. I just added a few debug statements and it went away

Programmer 1: Oh, I get it, you are doing a little Faith Based Programming?

Programmer 2: Yep, even though I can't see it, I believe the problem has somehow gone away...

by tempestaz March 15, 2014