Barnsing
To sleep or rest for long periods of time. Slang for isolation. Slurpy is usually incorporated. to barns
Barnsing by Dave Schaff January 17, 2008
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Barnsing • Barnings • barsing • barnesing • Barensing • Barningham • Barnning • Burnsing • Free barning • barn king
Barning
A feeling of passion and love for Auburn University (AL). Usually a feeling possed by Auburn fans (Barners). Barning is also commonly felt by a majority of sports fans after Auburn wins the Iron Bowl.
Barning by Barner Bruce April 26, 2020
Barnings
Hard working, loyal, and unable to break. Stays in the spotlight even when the electricty is out. You can find only a few so it is rare to even know of a Barnings. Men Barnings's are more rare than woman but when you find a man look up he will be tall. Barnings take pride in the fact there are few of them so don't plan on knowing one to long.
Man that Barnings sure did hit the nail on the head. Damn that Barnings is a monster look at him work. Hey "What" have you ever seen a Barnings. "No" have you ever seen a leprechaun?
Barnings by Don Appomattox September 13, 2012
Barnesing
You are hungry. Or just want to eat. You actually don't really even need to be hungry. It occurs if/when there is food, the smell of food, talking about getting food, or if you hear someone thinking about food.
barsing
1) The act of going to bars.
2) The state of mind of going to bars.
3) A phenomenon where a profoundly singable song comes on in a bar and everyone starts singing it. Typically leads to an increase in the average outgoingness level of the bar's population as people put their arms around strangers and sing in the wrong key in order to enable more volume. Note: pronounced "bar-sing" in this particular usage.
2) The state of mind of going to bars.
3) A phenomenon where a profoundly singable song comes on in a bar and everyone starts singing it. Typically leads to an increase in the average outgoingness level of the bar's population as people put their arms around strangers and sing in the wrong key in order to enable more volume. Note: pronounced "bar-sing" in this particular usage.
1) We're going barsing later. It's gonna be so fleek.
2) I'm barsing mad hard right now and my mind's fleeking out.
3) That Hootie song came on and it turned into a massive barsing. It was fleek.
2) I'm barsing mad hard right now and my mind's fleeking out.
3) That Hootie song came on and it turned into a massive barsing. It was fleek.
barsing by Coag Genie April 26, 2016
Barning
Barning by OnePointyBoi June 12, 2018
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