hot bars

1) Term used in music, particularly hip hop. It is a witty line, or slick rhyme.

2) A song by Felt

-That rapper spits hot bars, man! I love his rhymes.

-I spit hot bars, i spit on cop cars,
I spit game to the chicks that belong to rock stars,
Got the goods, uptown to Hollywood,
So what you don't like us, your girl probably would.

"Hot Bars" by Felt

by new_Faction March 7, 2011

Bar Refaeli

An Israeli model whose beauty is beyond words; you can call her perfect or a goddess or both but it still won't do her justice

She is currently the front cover model of Sports Illustrated swimsuit calendar 2008 and I expect her to eventually be the new hot model everybody talks of

No words can describe how beautiful Bar Refaeli is

by iLikeBars2 March 18, 2011

gay bar

Ah, the good old Gay Bar. Where many a good (and often unforgetably disturbing) tale can be told. Like a normal bar, but with lots of big gay males in it. Just remember, the barman is ALWAYS taken.

Never again will I walk into a bar and say "can I bum a fag?"

by Phoenix_NZ March 8, 2004

T-Bar

When one is wearing a thong/g-string, they sit down, it sticks out, and you see a T-Bar

"Johnny, Johnny! look over there! IT'S A T-BAR!"

by Jennifer April 9, 2004

Klondike Bar

klondike bar - CRAZY GOOD

klondike bar - its a fucking ice cream bar

by tupacshakur32 June 11, 2006

Shoe Bar

Gentlemen's club, Strip Joint, a bar where women only wear shoes.

Dude 1: Hey man, i'm sick of drinking in this stupid pub
Dude 2: You're right, let's hit the shoe bar

Dude 1: Damn right. Let's go !

by absolutben80 February 3, 2012

bar nasties

Horribly skanky girls that regularly occupy the local bars trying to hit on bartenders in the attempt to integrate their alcoholic or otherly abused life with someone who is trying to earn money to get through college by holding a part-time job because they want their futures to be stable enough to avoid people like this.

Last night the bar I work at had all the regular bar nasties crawling around, luckily we have new naive staff that serve them because I don't go within a stones throw of their infestive reach.

by Kent-Wes Jacobsen May 11, 2007