beatlingual

1. When the beat of a song speaks a universal language that audiences across the globe can understand.

2. When the beat speaks louder than words.

Armin & Hardwell's new track, "Off the Hook," is 100% beatlingual; there's no vocals, but the beat speaks to everyone.

by vibeguy001 October 28, 2015

BeatLingual

When a Song or Track has the ability to spread all over the World If it is Heard & not limited by diversity in communication because it has little to no lyrics but makes up for this with its inspiring Beat!

I was jamming to a song the girl next to me on the bus was playing today, she may not speak English but she is BeatLingual!

by VibeGuy October 27, 2015

baylingual

Using, or being able to use, slang originating in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Brad: "Hey, how's it going? What are you up to?"

Marty: "What it do, B? Nathan, man, just smobbin through the hood, bendin corners, gone off that slurricane, about to get hyphy and ghostride this here scraper, yadadamean?"

Brad: "Marty, I had no idea you were baylingual!"

by timpossible December 15, 2008

Baylingual

Not only is Baylingual the type of vocabulary
Used by Northern California natives but it is also,

A Music Crew Based out of The Bay Area.
That's coming for the crown at any cost.
So be on the look out for them.
Members currently include:
Ookie & J-walk.

Ookie being the lyrical slaughter
While J-walk is the producer

Together their grooves move harder than that of
The Emperor Kuzco himself...

Breh, Did you hear that new Baylingual slap?!

Yo arn't those the cats from Baylingual

Sorry officer I Don't speak Pig-Latin, only Baylingual

by Thedirtyluna69 October 1, 2011

beerlingual

being able to speak a second language fluently but only speaking it when you're drunk

yo did u know mike can speak spanish? yea, only when he's plastered though, he's beerlingual

by big c-dog June 13, 2006

beerlingual

-bi(ə)r li ng gwəl-

adjective
speaking a foreign language only well enough to get a drink.

noun
A person only fluent enough in a language to order a drink.

Though Jack is illiterate, he is beerlingual enough to get a beer in any country he visits.

by Osiris Black August 12, 2009