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A game commonly practiced by seniors (2006) at the Toronto French School. The objective of the game is to tap the opponent's scrotum.
I was skipping TOK class to play a game of bales.
Bales by JayJayJay April 14, 2006
A game for two or more players, originating in Toronto. Historically, fans of Toronto's hockey team, the Maple Leafs, would celebrate a victory by engaging in a round of Bales.

The object of the game is to tap the opponent's scrotum, while avoiding getting tapped in the scrotum yourself.
I'm not a queer or nothin, but I played a good game of Bales yesterday.
Bales by Juh April 29, 2004
To intentionally look like Drew Carey, but a creepier version; if that is possible.
Is that Drew or is that pedafile over there pulling a bales in his jeep.
bales by Tripp T-Bone April 23, 2015
Someone lacking zero common sense/general knowledge
That guy though the capital of Tasmania was Australia. What a Bales!
Bales by Scrooge McKik May 19, 2018

Kelsey Bales 

Stupid. Low IQ. Just overall bad... especially at chemistry
person 1: Do you know that kelsey bales girl?
person 2: Yeah, she's stupid
Kelsey Bales by ManUnited08 October 26, 2011

remington bales 

a girl who is in love woth the Lord, hates school with a passion, and is loved by many. she is a sweet and a genuinely nice person.
Remington Bales is so trustworthy, i feel like i can tell her anything
remington bales by hotbox456 March 12, 2017
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Blue Movie 

A pornographic film.

The use of the word "blue" to refer to sexually explicit content was first recorded in Scotland in 1824. "Blue" meant "lewd" because prostitutes dressed in blue gowns.
I found your stash of blue movies under your bed.
Blue Movie by Shayde79 January 20, 2011
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