A person that may or may not ride Motorcycles but mainly dresses the part by wearing Harley Davidson cloths and accessories. They can be found hanging around bike nights often. They don't live on the road and they do not belong to any three piece patch holding clubs. In a lot of cases Bikersexual's do not even own a Motorcycle. Its more of a fashion statement. A Bikersexual may or may not have facial hair. But facial hair is preferred . Most Bikersexual's do get Tattoos to complete the look but rarely have any Tattoos below the elbow or that can not be easily hidden unless there job allows it.
by TheZman13 May 26, 2016
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by mistermanmanwomen June 3, 2023
Get the bickericker mug.Belly Buckers- a game in which a person stuffs a pillow in one's shirt and runs into another person (who also has a pillow stuffed in their shirt) for fun.
1. Josh and Ben played Belly Buckers because they were drunk and had the urge to run into each other.
2. Josh and Ben were Belly Bucking(verb form) in the living room
3. Josh and Ben repeatedly Belly Bucked for hours
2. Josh and Ben were Belly Bucking(verb form) in the living room
3. Josh and Ben repeatedly Belly Bucked for hours
by preggopriss January 1, 2014
Get the Belly Buckers mug.The collective noun for a large flock of Harley-Davidson riding bikers, typically wearing an assortment of non-protective leather accessories, including assless chaps, fingerless gloves, badge-laden vests and novelty helmets. Chains are also popular. Most commonly found roosting in seedy bars.
For examples of collective nouns for other creatures which flock together for safety, see a "murder of crows" or an "unkindness of ravens.
See also a "noise-pollution of bikers."
For examples of collective nouns for other creatures which flock together for safety, see a "murder of crows" or an "unkindness of ravens.
See also a "noise-pollution of bikers."
Man, I was out hiking yesterday, it was so peaceful until that cosplay of bikers came by revving and scaring off all the wildlife.
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Get the bickersons mug.bicker (n): A three-day rite of passage held annually at Princeton University, during which (mostly) Sophomores indirectly compete with each other to gain entry into one of the University’s prestigious exclusive Eating Clubs (Ivy, Cottage, Tiger Inn, Cap & Gown, Tower). Though there is a general spirit of camaraderie among the Sophomores during this time, it is well known that each is vying for an ultimately limited number of spots and must thus outshine the others in the eyes of the upperclassmen club members in order to be accepted.
bicker (v) 1: To prostrate oneself before the members of one of Princeton’s selective Eating Clubs, for the purpose of gaining admission. Bickering typically involves extensive interaction with club members in an attempt to impress them, along with a willingness to submit to various hazing rituals. To do so, the goal of moving up the social hierarchy must be held as a higher priority than dignity.
bicker (v) 2: To examine potential future members of an exclusive Eating Club in order to decide whether to grant them admission. Typically used to describe individual interactions between a club member and a Sophomore.
bicker (v) 1: To prostrate oneself before the members of one of Princeton’s selective Eating Clubs, for the purpose of gaining admission. Bickering typically involves extensive interaction with club members in an attempt to impress them, along with a willingness to submit to various hazing rituals. To do so, the goal of moving up the social hierarchy must be held as a higher priority than dignity.
bicker (v) 2: To examine potential future members of an exclusive Eating Club in order to decide whether to grant them admission. Typically used to describe individual interactions between a club member and a Sophomore.
Noun: "Bicker starts on Sunday."
Verb 1: "I bickered Cottage but I got hosed."
Verb 2: "Preston bickered him yesterday; he thought he was too bourgeois."
Verb 1: "I bickered Cottage but I got hosed."
Verb 2: "Preston bickered him yesterday; he thought he was too bourgeois."
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