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1. a seed vegetable, or a food made from this vegetable
2. (dimunitive) something small and cute
3. (dimunitive) a pawpad
4. synonym of cool; shortening of "cool beans"
5. (rare, local) pills; most commonly prescription pills or ecstacy
6. (vulgar, rare) testicles
7. (archaic) money

Commonly used in many phrases just because people like it, ex. for beans, in the beans etc.
bean by ONG3N March 24, 2022
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beans • Beaner • beanie • bean dip • beano • Beanbag • bean head • beaned • beanis • beaning
Someone who thinks they’re to blame when an insult wasn’t directed at them.
Jack, stop acting like a bean
Bean by WPB27 May 31, 2020
used as a term of endearment, a bean is an adorable individual, usually smol and in need of many a cheek pinch and playful giggle
Tyler Joseph from Twenty One Pilots is such a cute lil bean!
bean by olliemoose November 2, 2015
1. non-racial generic insult, sometimes meant for a nerdy/lame person but can generally be meant for anyone at given time

2. a term of endearment for a significant other/close friend

the prefix for beanhead
1. Dude, Chip doesn't wanna come out and get sauced tonight; she's being a bean.
2. hey bean. wanna get chipotle later
bean by butchcoolidge September 27, 2021
To engage in armed combat as a hostile bean.
Hey yo, you down to bean?
Bro, Lascur beaned me HARD
Bean by donutshellsexist March 9, 2021
A CRAZY fun loving person.
Likes living every day to the full.
Not always mature but can be when needed.
Always there for you whenever you need a friend.
Guaranteed to make you smile.
You always have fun when they're around.
Will be the best friend you ever have.
Very intellegent and will go far in life.
The funniest person you will ever meet.
Normally addicted to pizza
Am I your bean? Yes you are :)
Bean by WCCP November 5, 2011
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