Bachan

Slang for grandmother, derived from the Japanese word "obaasan"

When I go back home, my bachan is going to cook all sorts of good food!

by Mariye January 8, 2009

bacco'd

being screwed over, the act of fucking someone over for personal gain, to lose ones Intelligence .

i was going to get laid until someguy came up and bacco'd me

by angrybenning_dude May 26, 2010

Bacardi Sleazers

Those guys you would see frequenting human cesspit clubs such as the M Club, Box and The Parlour etc. , walking around a crowded dance floor donning the "douchebag-cut" v-neck t-shirts perving on women. Why the Bacardi reference? Well they drink alco pops to keep their blood alcohol levels significantly lower than that of their "bury me in a Y shaped coffin" millbag prey.

"Fuck me...it's like a sausage fest in here. "
"Aye, all the Bacardi Sleazers are dragging them down Thompson's alley by the ankle. "

by emmettmccaughey June 14, 2013

Bacanal

In Nicaragua, the word “bacanal” is used to refer to a lit party.

Pablo: im bored what should we do?
Josue: let’s go to the bacanal at Jonathan’s house, i heard it’s lit

by Nicafrases November 19, 2020

pulling a baca

In reference to the Paris Hilton court case, in which sheriff Lee Baca had befriended her grandfather and had accepted $1,000 from him a year earlier, thus explaining his kind behavior towards her jail sentence.

In ordinary terms: when someone befriends you because you offer them money. (Sort of like a hooker.)

You were never my friend, you were just pulling a baca on my ass!

by Christopher Gallo July 3, 2007

Bacardi Whore

A depthless, shallow, girl who uses sex to drink any and all of your alcohol. She usually is found around college parties or passed out in front of doorways. The Bacardi Whore wastes her life partying and constantly putting her lips around liquor bottles and cock.

"Hey do you like have any bacardi?" "No you fuckin Bacardi Whore! Go find somebody elses liqour to drink!"

by Brent SR January 7, 2009

bacana

Portugese word for cool or hizzle.

Used to describe both people and things.

1) Maya, you are so bacana.
2) That club was bacana.

by A. "Tizzle" Toledo May 3, 2004