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babeservation 

Observing attractive persons in a room. Can be used as a come-on, or as a way of making a passive, harmless observation.

Can also be used in a broader way: babeservatory, to describe an entire room.
1. I have just made a babeservation-- right over there, 2 o'clock.

2. Now don't take this the wrong way, I'm just making a babeservation here, but you look pretty fantastic tonight.

3. Damn, this place is a babeservatory!
babeservation by Alli Bootblacks August 13, 2010

Babester 

A word used to describe someone who is cute and mischievous.

The word originates from conjunction of "Baby Doll" and a commonly used suffix "ster" to denote a playfully naughty nature.
When you stuffed snow down my clothes it gave me cold for two weeks, but I still wuv you babester because you looked so cute doing it!
Babester by TheKeyur December 2, 2010

babesicles

Another way to say "babe"

Usually used between close friends who share sarcastic jokes and comments
Okay babesicles xoxo

Babesicle 

Two extremely amazing people who have a lot of svvaq,occasionally has telepathy, quite koolio.
Wow I wish i was as babesicles as them

bodhi and ryan babesicleszq
Babesicle by iCapn_Crunch July 30, 2012

Babesicle 

An extremely good-looking female usually with blonde hair (although occasionally strawberry blondette) and blue eyes. In certain rare cases, she may also have a very unique and wildly attractive personality that could make an old man cry. Beauty and brains applicable. Most male callers will find that they cannot keep up with a Babesicle, as her fiery temper and lightning wit may be intimidating. Most, but not all.

Babesicles can be sexily dangerous! If you've no or little experience please remain calm, and vacate the premises! Nerds are at risk for a low eye-contact situation.
"Dude... she's a Babesicle!"
Babesicle by Frank Leon February 24, 2006
adjective

what you call a perfect couple
originating from the word: bae
Wow, Ben and Maisie are so baesie!!!
baesie by baesieshipper April 16, 2017
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