BABEEEEEEE
BABEEEEEEE
BABEEEEEEE by Hi ——- June 15, 2021
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Beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeethoven
Beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeethoven is a musican.
Beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeethoven by Catmeow24 August 23, 2020
She made fuckin BeEeeeEEAAAaNNnnSsSss WTF!!
You will typically say this phrase when you come home from a long day of work and are looking forward to a grand feast of Terriyaki Chicken and Pineapple Rice to be prepared by your beautiful wife when she had unexpectedly whipped up a big pot of beans for both of you to chow down on.
She made fuckin BeEeeeEEAAAaNNnnSsSss WTF!! by OnlyLoveMyBedAndMyMommaImSorry April 22, 2021
breeeeeeeeee
breeeeeeeeee by Brian4reel December 8, 2016
beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep
BeeeEEEEK
Pronounced: BEEK
The action of Beeeking stems from a long line of ancient Fitzgeralds. Starting in the 1700's when it was referred to as "booooking" the present day "BeeeEEEEK" consists of placing your thumb and forefinger ever so close together, as if you were crushing someones head from afar, then gently RAMMING the "beeeeker" into the butt cheek of an innocent by-stander while simultaniously squeaking "BEEEEEEEEEEEK" in the key of a high F.
The action of Beeeking stems from a long line of ancient Fitzgeralds. Starting in the 1700's when it was referred to as "booooking" the present day "BeeeEEEEK" consists of placing your thumb and forefinger ever so close together, as if you were crushing someones head from afar, then gently RAMMING the "beeeeker" into the butt cheek of an innocent by-stander while simultaniously squeaking "BEEEEEEEEEEEK" in the key of a high F.
Doogie Fitzgerald bends over to pick up what appears to be a shiny penny when much to his surprise, a complete stranger sort of pinches his butt slightly elevating him off the ground. Before Doogie can even turn around he hears a high pitched "BeeeEEEEK!" On top of it all not only was he a victim of a walk by BeeeEEEEK-ing, much to his disappointment the "shiny penny" turned out to be a root beer flavored bottle cap. (He tasted it)
BeeeEEEEK by Crew-da-tayz March 31, 2009
bleeeeeeep!!!!
similar to woop a form of exitement, a personal customised version with pretty much the same meaning. But ten times cooler.
bleeeeeeep!!!! by Rhi & Dave February 10, 2007
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