Bemused

A state of total confusion and inability to understand or comprehend something.

Conflicting information or action from a source than anticipated.

WTF just happened...

I was first told one thing and then totally bemused when the opposite happened.

by Ace4kingAce March 7, 2019

freakin bejesus

A phrase that you can use if you get insanely scared. I t also is an insult to very religious christians

You scared the freakin bejesus out of me man!!!!

by Paddy V August 13, 2006

beauseant

1. The black and white standard or war banner of the order of the knights templar, signifying death unto foes and fairness to friends and allies
2. The war cry of the knights templar

It's exact meaning has been lost in through the times but most likely it comes from médieval french and has a meaning similar to "Be noble" or "Glory unto the Lord".

Knights Templar Medieval War cry

The black and white banner at their front, the knights templar charged into the enemy .
Their war cry "Beauseant", let it be known: they would leave the field of battle victorious, or dead.

by The Malicious One July 4, 2016

Benus

The part of your body between your penis and your belly

"I tried to kick john in the balls but I kicked to high and hit his benus"

"He had is bathing suit so low that i could see his benus"

( see vagelly )

by BluBear November 6, 2010

bejugged

possessing high quality breasts

Man, brittany looks real bejugged in that denim jacket she has

by thomson w/o a p July 19, 2005

bejessie

Indie clothing designer, Jessica Beland from Queens, New York. Hit the DIY scene with her vintage reconstruction tutorials. Known for her outragous fabrics, collars and puffy sleeves.

That collar rocks your face- it is so bejessie!

by BinxJ April 11, 2008

bewusst verzerrt

Style or technique in art where by the artist creates a new piece by distorting an existing piece, leaving a pleasing but edgy result. The technique is primarily utilized in the digital domain.

Bewusst Verzerrt has gained in popularity by emerging artists of the 21st century.

by Paul Thatcher February 17, 2008