Bastion

Play of the game.

Bastions United Conference : We are play of the game.

by foxdimi88 July 5, 2016

Bastard from a Basket

An insult used to offend adopted child or orphan.

Taken from the film There Will Be Blood when Daniel yells it to his adopted son.

You're not my son, you're just a bastard from a basket

by jariki August 12, 2010

basically

This is the word you use when you want to explain something but don't actually have any depth of knowledge. Just say 'basically' a whole bunch and everyone will still think you're super smart and thank you for shielding them from potentially complex concepts.

You: Sure I can explain nuclear fission. You basically have like neutrons and electrons and whatever and they basically go buckwild on each other and that make heat

Your idiot friends: you are a gentleman and a scholar

by cuddlebottoms April 18, 2011

basstard

A person who turns up their music so loud you can hear the bass outside of the area it is being played, especially in your own apartment/house/car.

"Man, I got no sleep last night."
"Why?"
"The basstard who lives above me was at it all night with that obnoxious techno music."
"The basstard's still alive?"
"Yeah."
"Then whose coffee did I poison...?"

by Darren C July 21, 2008

sixth base

The fuck is wrong with you? There is no sixth base, dumbass.

"I got to sixth base with her!"
"Sixth base? The hell?"

by Ninth Base August 9, 2003

basyirah

Gorgeous beautiful kind lady. Very caring but the level of jealousy is like a god. Sometimes crying without causes and laughing without causes. Because she is crazy. Full of sweet and surprises. Love food but hate fat. She is the one. The girl that completed man’s life.

basyirah is a girl than man need.

by Basmine December 30, 2017

white base55

White Base55 (10:46:42 PM): I know this Jamaican girl in my Drama class, she's fat, but in an attractive way, she's not obnoxious loud, and she is NOT ignorant.

Also see "oxymoron", "angst", "lifeless", and "will never amount to anything"

by Angst Base Hater (Doesn't really narrow it down, does it?) January 9, 2005