1)when you hear something so shocking, you have nothing else to say
2) when you are annoyed and hating life
3)the word to say when you want to take up space
spelling may vary
2) when you are annoyed and hating life
3)the word to say when you want to take up space
spelling may vary
mom: lauren you owe me 40 dollars
lauren "baaa"
lauren: ughh i have so many papers due and my boyfriend cheated on me with some biddies....BAAAA!
lauren "baaa"
lauren: ughh i have so many papers due and my boyfriend cheated on me with some biddies....BAAAA!
by k clark February 17, 2008
by colton "tokadot mane" August 3, 2010
A 'baaa' is when someone copies you so obviously, that you can't help but scream on top of your lungs 'baaa'. It is referencing the sounds that a sheep would make, suggesting the person you are targetting is copying you just like one.
by whyubeingabaaa May 1, 2019
1) Noun:
A person who is prone to making mistakes, or is in a difficult situation.
2) Verb:
To make a serious mistake.
3) Exclamation:
A word uttered after making a serious error or mistake, or in reaction to one.
A person who is prone to making mistakes, or is in a difficult situation.
2) Verb:
To make a serious mistake.
3) Exclamation:
A word uttered after making a serious error or mistake, or in reaction to one.
1) Piyush is a baaa.
2) Piyush, you've baaad it hard.
3) "Piyush, I heard Hull is the worst place in Britain to live" ..... Piyush replies: "Baaa!"
2) Piyush, you've baaad it hard.
3) "Piyush, I heard Hull is the worst place in Britain to live" ..... Piyush replies: "Baaa!"
by GDL April 12, 2007
by Alisha lover June 18, 2023
by Dead human August 4, 2021
Subtle and socially acceptable vocal abbreviation for the phrase "balls and wieners", to be used in environments where professionalism or self-restraint is required.
In more friendly, informal environments, the abbreviation is often followed by an actual vocalization of the phrase "balls and wieners" after a few repetitions of the abbreviation by different speakers.
In more friendly, informal environments, the abbreviation is often followed by an actual vocalization of the phrase "balls and wieners" after a few repetitions of the abbreviation by different speakers.
by IwataMan July 15, 2009