Basonic 

A complex language used amongst the followers of Basonism. The language is a combination of Swedish and Basonic words and is pronounced in the south african dialect. Every sentence begins and ends with ¨Ah Ah¨.

People can know about our plans tonight. Lets talk in Basonic.

Basonic by Råger Hocko September 12, 2019

Badonicus 

The alter persona of whiteboyslim. He can often can be observed in his native habit, gaming Halo, pwning newbs and teabagging at inappropriate times.

Yo Badonicus, why are you tesbagging? We're losing 38 to 4.

Badonicus by FemoftheSpecies September 4, 2010

Babonic Plague 

the norovirus that shut down Babson College during March-April 2009

Hey man, I can't come over. I've got the Babonic Plague and I'm vomming all over the place.

Babonic Plague by concernedcitizen123 March 30, 2009

Baconican 

A Baconican is a Republican who has switched to the Bacon Party where bacon lovers have united to help bring about a Baconocracy where we will be ruled wisely and benevolently by a Baconator, bacon will win in a greaseslide! Ask yourself, would you rather have a tea party or a bacon party? VOTE FOR BACON!!!

My friend who was a Republican came to her senses and switched to the Bacon Party and became Baconican!

Baconican by jmspaesq November 16, 2010

Baronica

Means sexy ass white southern belle. Typically long sexy blonde hair. Big juicy lips and a ass that will make yo daddy proud. And sexy legs that goes for days. Definitely a lady in the streets and a straight up davidson county freak in the sheets

Damn did you see that? That was defentliey a Baronica.

Baronica by Bigpunn336 October 4, 2018

baconicity 

the intensity and clarity of the bacon essence. this can be compromised by adding the bacon to a dish, thereby masking the full rich flavour of the bacon, losing some of it's baconicity.

Adding cooked bacon to mac n cheese is terrific, but the cheese sauce makes it lose it's baconicity.

baconicity by IamMuffles June 29, 2017

Bajonic

An adjective that describes someone or something that is chronically ill, with multiple health problems; or someone or something that is chronically wrong, difficult, defunct, retarded, or broken.

The word was originally derived from pediatric nurses when they combined the words "chronic" and "bajigitty" in order to describe patients who were particularly complicated to care for. The word then started being used to describe anything or anyone that just doesn't work right or makes things more difficult.

I was hoping for an easy recovery of my surgery patient, but unfortunately, he was bajonic, making recovery longer then I expected.

My computer is always slow, it is so bajonic.

My bajonic sister is crazy and is always creating way more drama then is needed.

Bajonic by pediRN August 19, 2010