Becking

To use violent metaphors or make thinly-veiled suggestions of violence against opponents, while maintaining plausible deny-ability against charges of incitement.

After that Becking on FOX, our country is, in a word, well and truly 'Becked.

by Professor 1 January 10, 2011

Becks

Best beer ever
German Beer

Williams "what do u want to funnel?"
ryan "Becks of course"

by MacLean and Stiff December 28, 2005

Beck

the american version of Manu Chao

"where it's at" - song by Beck

by gonello December 9, 2013

Beck

1: A cool Kid who everyone wants to be or be with. Beck is a smart funny and athletic guy who is a great friend/ boyfriends.
2: A very talented musician who has great songs

1:Guy: It's my first day of school I hope I make friends with a Beck.
2:Guy: I wish I was lucky enough to be a Beck.
3:Musician: I wish I rocked like Beck

by Qualik January 8, 2013

becking

“becking.” To be “becked” is to be held up as such an evil and destructiv­e person that someone, somewhere, will interpret it as a call to eliminate that problem/person through violence.

This term is named after a fox news commentator that spews rhetoric often "targeting" specific individuals.

That guy is such a becker (someone who becks others). Glen Beck is a becker, Palin is a becker... what does that rhyme with.

That fox news commentator is becking that non-republican politician.

by InformedCitizen_huffpo January 11, 2011

becks

a nickname for soccer star, David Beckham. He and his wife are infamously known as "Posh and Becks."

Dang, Becks is a very hot man. I wonder what Posh and Becks kids look like!

by Bran May 23, 2004

to becks

(verb) to push people away by being overly clingy. This may involve excessive texting, facebook chatting, etc.

Those who becks are usually deemed annoying and are therefore avoided.

I was friends with her, but she becksed me.

She was becksing Tom, so he blocked her.

I am going to becks her.

by ffld203 March 1, 2012