Beacent
Beacent by Synthmaster Julius August 20, 2021
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Beasent
A Cleary that purchases fine ham off Hamlin. The hunt off children, and fine jewelry,How did it get the name Beasent?
Because of the most famous Hamlin who got nerds thrown at it. Cleary's can befound in the amazon or a small town in New England. They are dangerous creatures. Be aware; Kanye West recently just made a song called H.A.M which the song is based on his encounter with a Hamlin, Before He embaressed Taylor Swift at the 2009 MTV music awards.
They attack under pressure and know intense fighting skills taught to them by Bruce Willis, from Die Hard. They can also eat large amounts of food.
Because of the most famous Hamlin who got nerds thrown at it. Cleary's can befound in the amazon or a small town in New England. They are dangerous creatures. Be aware; Kanye West recently just made a song called H.A.M which the song is based on his encounter with a Hamlin, Before He embaressed Taylor Swift at the 2009 MTV music awards.
They attack under pressure and know intense fighting skills taught to them by Bruce Willis, from Die Hard. They can also eat large amounts of food.
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blacent
the accent or way of speaking that is very easily distinguishable between black people and white people when you are not in the same room such as in online games or over the telephone
Dude 1: "Dude, i was in a game of CoD last night and i was with so many black people."
Dude 2: "How could you tell they were black?"
Dude 1: "I could just tell because of their blacents."
Dude 2: "How could you tell they were black?"
Dude 1: "I could just tell because of their blacents."
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Bacent
blacent
When you're blazed and you attempt to combine a pleasant term with an incriminating word.
See Rich Davis.
See Rich Davis.
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