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1)To spell "baddest" incorrectly, which is ALSO not a word.

2)To misspell a non-existing word.
"Woah, Jimmy! You almost got perfect on that spelling test! Which word did you misspell?"

"Baddest, Greg. Baddest."
badest by Jonathan May 31, 2004
Urban Dictionary Merch
literal translation: shit (opposite of da best)

commonly misread as "baddest" by the illiterate & intellectually incapable, when it is in fact, pronounced buh-dest
some awesome norcal person: west coast, best coast
some southern hick: west coast, badest coast
badest by daadorbdbs September 10, 2012
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babestation manager 

Babestation management is where the manager is never there.

Like the soft porn tv show of the same name - "You never see the cunt."
A - "Jees that Dave is a Babestation manager."

B - "Too right I haven't seen him yet this month."
babestation manager by Scuba99 June 28, 2012

The Baddest Perra 

The BADDEST PERRA is Louie Castro, he is the baddest bitch you'll ever know, he is super funny n always serving looks he is a beauty influencer and a youtuber and his viewers are known as THE BADDEST PERRAS, oh and bitch guess what.... he just STOLE YOUR MANZ sssttupida😆❤
Me: Louie you are the baddest perra 😘
Louie: sssttupida tell me something i dont know ❤
Toughest, coolest.

Always used complimentary, unless used by someone who has poor grammar and does not know that the superlative form of "bad" is "worst".

Ironically, "baddest" and "worst" are complete opposites, despite the fact that at first glance, they appear to be synonyms.
Don't mess with Harold, he's the baddest one here!
Baddest by Rodney Basil July 10, 2004

Baydestrian 

Bay Area native, typically from the 415, 510, 925, 408, 707 area.

Knows when to properly use smack, slap and hella.

Also trend setters.
Every baydestrian knows that food SMACKS, music SLAPS, and knows how to use the word hella.

I’m hella tired of non baydestrians using our lingo incorrectly.
Baydestrian by Bayareanative May 1, 2020

baydestrian 

a person who lives in the BAY AREA (408, 415, 650, 510, 707, 925)
I live in san jose, im a baydestrian.
baydestrian by Pinoy Baydestrian December 9, 2008
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