Bleach

Nirvana's first album.

dude, you heard bleach??

by Renyad KDC May 21, 2005

blachino

Noun: A male chinese-american who believes or acts as he was a black, or latin urban youth. Usually is found wearing hip-hop brand or style of clothing, spontaneously breaks out in dance (popping and locking). May frequently be heard shouting urban slang such as, "Holla at your boy!" or simply, "Holla!"
Hence, combination of the words: black, latino, and chinese.
Female: blachina.

"Yo, check dat blachino out. He always poppin' and lockin'"

by pknyc October 11, 2005

Bleachhead

Derogatory term used for fanboys of the anime series BLEACH. The term tends describe these fanboys in the less mature anime fanbase on IRC. The origins of the term are unknown, though it seems have strong roots from "crackhead," since its fans constantly crave for new installments of BLEACH from fansubbers, even if the episode is not available to be subtitled, let alone downloaded.

Using this term is similar to calling one a Narutard, though the weight behind the insult does not seem to be as heavy.

Damn bleachheads need to grow up, stop asking when the next episode is coming out, and watch other series for a change.

by chaos4ever June 11, 2006

Beech

Most commonly used to label a male faggot, in replacement for bitch.

Just think of a male bitch. That's a beech.

I, I, I wasn't ready. Don't pass the ball so fast next time.

Hah, beech!

by MaxximumOverdrive May 23, 2016

bleacher

Blue jeans, unevenly bleached with houshold bleach, worn by skinheads.

There is a hole in my bleachers, I think I used to much.

by tripleskin September 3, 2005

Bleach

One of the best anime series (besides Naruto) which tells about the escapades and ordeals of 15-year old Substitute Shinigami Kurosaki Ichigo and his friends.

One of the best things about Bleach is its good-looking characters.

by Kubo May 14, 2009

rainbow belch

Yet another slang term for vomiting. Rainbow belch is visually akin to technicolor yawn.

>>>>>

When President Obama proposed failed Socialist economic policies as a way to grow the economy, I felt a rainbow belch coming on.

One cannot simply "stick it" to producers (because of class envy, or a perverted concept of "fairness") and expect the economy to grow.

Likewise, America cannot tax itself into prosperity. The incentive to generate a profit is a cornerstone of job creation at every level.

by (I am) John Doe July 14, 2009