Bankage

An elegant term that describes money to be deposited, withdrawn, or held at a bank. It can be used as a direct synonym for money, specifically money that derives from a debit or credit card.

I have a new idea for the supply-chain and logistics department at Toyota, it should really minimize their loss of Bankage per route.

by vedexter December 15, 2022

Babagelbit

When you go to open someone’s snap on Snapchat, and another snap appears the Millisecond you open the snap and you open it in record breaking time

“Bruh mb, I just did a babagelbit on your snap”

by Iberiym August 8, 2023

Backage

Back•age ( bak~ajh )

~noun

the act of rubbing, kneeding a persons (or animal!!) back, as to stimulate circulation, loosen, and relaxify.

Baby, come here your all tense , let me give you a backage , make it better!

by Teegan0151 February 15, 2010

Banager

A bank manager. A middle aged man with a lot of powere over the decisions who can and can't have some of his bank money

The banager was areal bastard for refusing my loan cause I have a nervous defect which causes my eyes to blink rapidly.

by JOhn April 11, 2005

Beakage

When someone just won't shut his or her mouth; beaking.

Man: Yeah, so I've been around the world, climbed Mount Everest, walked the wall of China hitchhiked around Euro-

Cooler Mayne: Yo!....... Cut the Beakage.

by Rastafarismaitonaist February 16, 2010

Backage

The act of backing ones-self in a competitive situation, with the confidence that you will succeed - i.e. there is no such thing as a 50/50 ball. It's always yours.

I really admire Jonny Wilkinson's backage in the contact, he really backs himself to tackle anyone that comes near him.

or alternatively;

Newcastle backed themselves to bounce back and score after the break, having fallen behind in the first half.

by gavorama March 11, 2011

Bikage

The carrying or walking of a bicycle off-path, such as around or over an obstacle (e.g. a fallen tree), in order to continue along a desired route. Similar to portaging a boat over land from one body of water to another.

Our pace was slowed because we had to bikage around several trees that fell onto the trail during the storm last night.

by PNO GRL June 23, 2013