Babybill
Babybill by Ronald Gleeson February 9, 2010
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BayBilly
Someone who resides along the Chesapeake Bay. You will typically find these folks on boats, fishing, drinking Natural Light, putting Old Bay on everything, Maryland flag tattoos next to their tribal arm band ones. They commonly drive Mopar cars (Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep etc) you’ll be able to identify them based on their accent very quickly as they use terminology like RAD-ee-aye-ter and “Wooder” instead of Water. Also referred to as WaterBillies the term is too broad and doesn’t quite describe and represent this version of Chesapeake Bay residents to its full potential.
I saw a BayBilly today come into Drug City. He complained about having to pay child support for his 3 kids but he sure did have enough to buy his $60 in scratch offs, 30 pack of Natty Light and his carton of Maverick Red 100s! He doesn’t let anyone ruin his Saturday night.
BayBilly by LilyDeflower October 19, 2019
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