Bekariades

When two cars are at a stop sign and continuously flicker their headlights trying to initiate the other driver to go, but no one does.

Sam: Ron, why the hell are you so late for work?

Ron: I got caught up in a Bekariades for like 2 hours.

Sam: Curse Bekariades for being so damn polite at intersections!!

by gpc March 11, 2008

Beardabe

Combination of the word "beard" and "wannabe."

A person who wishes that they had a beard so they wear fake beards or mustaches in public or on their gamer avatar.

A person who can't grow a beard but tries to anyway and gets scraggly peach-fuzz instead.

"That guy put a full beard on his Minecraft character and he's clean shaven IRL, what a beardabe..."

by Reymas March 14, 2013

Load Bearing Balls

A set of fertile balls ready to deliver a mammoth baby making load

Rita said she was in the baby making window, and boy was she in luck, I bombed her with my Load Bearing Balls.

by Tee Cee Deez March 16, 2019

Muffler bearing

This is a "made up" term used on the popular Trinidadian, automobile website to determine who really knows about cars. Cars do not carry muffler bearings.

When last did you change your muffler bearings?

by drebel_3 February 17, 2010

Beardiac

origin - beard+maniac. The term was coined on facebook.com/getbeardback

A 'Beardiac' is a person (male/female) who:

1) (In case of a girl) digs a guy with a beard.
2) (In case of a guy) Loves sporting a beard.

This term is NOT to be confused with a 'beardo'. A 'Beardiac' is the exact opposite of a beardo.

Jack: Hey, so what do you think of beard?
Jill: Oh God, Jack. I <3 the beard. I'm such a beardiac!!

by thebeardiac April 3, 2011

beardalicious

A beard that is so luscious, that when you look at it, you can barely resist the urge to put it in your mouth.

Philip's beard is so beardalicious, that I just want to tackle him, and snack on it all day long.

by PhillyStyle1026 November 23, 2013

Bearpaws

A brand of footwear best known for its Ugg look-alike boots. While they look almost exactly the same, Bearpaws are only about $60, while Uggs easily go beyond $100. However, it is commonly observed that Bearpaws are not as good quality as Uggs, which explains the price difference.

Nowadays, with the many Ugg knockoffs and store brands, Bearpaws are considered "second best" if you cannot afford Uggs, and are followed by Emus.

Girl 1: Hey look, she got Uggs! I didn't know she could afford them.

Girl 2: No, those are Bearpaws.

Girl 1: Oh, well, they look exactly the same to me.

by ncl11 September 21, 2009