Beat my Meat

Where you are eating a burger, and the meat has been finished before the bun has.

"Ahh Joe, I've beat my Meat !"

"Ahh not again!"

by goncamble October 31, 2019

P-beat

A Term coined by Socal's poohcore legend "Armistice." Really "P-beat" is just a comical steal from the band discharge and the term "d-beat." P-beat stands for Pooh beat Armistice has become very well known for using winnie the pooh in most all of their logos and they are usually associated with the character winnie the pooh.Spawned off the term P-beat...comes the word "pooh core." The term P-beat was actually thought up by Jeff Harp of Final Conflict.
P-beat can be heard on: www.myspace.com/armistice

1. Armistice is a P-beat band.

by Miss Emily November 26, 2007

d-beat

D-beat is a drum beat, specifically a fast rock beat unique to Hardcore Punk, especially in its UK and European variants. Its name is derived from the British band Discharge, as the best-known use of this style can be attributed to their drummer Terry/Tezz. All over the world, D-beat has a cult following and has developed most heavily in Scandinavia, Japan, and Brazil. It is a contemporary term most common outside North America. D-beat bands almost exclusively have anti-war, anarchist messages and closely follow the bleak nuclear-war imagery of 1980s Crust punk bands, often to the point that you can tell a D-beat record by its exact imitation of Discharge album covers.

Discharge, Disclose, Anti-Cimex, and World Burns to Death are examples of D-Beat bands.

by HP Morton April 12, 2006

Southern Beat-Down

Its when you put a Confederate flag on your chest, then put on country music (Sweet Home Alabama works great!) Then, you quickly beat up the closest person near you.

My head still hurts from when Phil gave me that Southern Beat-Down!

by Mr. Burgess November 20, 2007

beanz on toast

irsh punk band

check em out, there pretty awesome

beanz on toast songs: burn the envelopes, fucked up situation, pak-man

by fayexthexemo October 21, 2008

beat scene

used when describing a person, place or situation that is beat.

BEAT (situation), as in lame, boring, stupid, not fun, sucks
or
BEAT (person), as in whore, slut, undesirable company, someone who continually sucks at life in general, etc.
or
BEAT (place), as in overcrowded bars/clubs, places where undesirables hang out/solicit, places that people have generally below average IQs, parties that suck where people are being obnoxious, fighting, yelling, or all of the above(s).

BEAT SCENE can denote either a person, place or situation. see below.

BEAT SCENE situation:

Greg: Man, today at work I had to deal with all of these trons. What a beat scene.

BEAT SCENE person:

Nico: I hate going out to stupid bars in south side, they're always full of beat scenes.

BEAT SCENE place:

Greg: Let's go to Primanti's to watch the game tonight.
Nico: Fuck that, it's such a beat scene

by n1c0 January 18, 2009

Beat Teepee

The formation made by a kleenex or sock that has been used to clean-up male ejaculate and left to dry.

The cleaner quickly vacummed and tried to forget about the beat teepee that has been forgotten underneath the bed.

by El Tuco April 19, 2009