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This is when you and a few friends go out to eat somewhere, once you get there one of the tells you "ahh, i forgot my wallet, can you get {pay for} me"
Beau'ed is used when the same person does it more then 5 times in one month.
example: going to get some food, we get in line, i let you order first, then just as im about to order, i say "ahh, i forgot my wallet, can you get {pay for} me" .
the person that is paying says "dude, thats the 5th time this month, stop Beau'in me"
or the other guy that has money and isnt paying for the broke friend says " damn man, he Beau'ed you"
Beau'ed by llewsirc September 18, 2008
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beau'ed up 

Boss's favorite, suck ass, brown nose! May be related! Seems to come from the Southern states but can happen anywhere.
How did Slim get a raise?? He's beau'ed up!
beau'ed up by pancho sancho June 4, 2010
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A. To make love or to have consensual sex with a women till they die from sexual pleasure. Not Rape. (note: no actual death is needed to occur but should be the objective)

B. To perform at anything until near perfection is achieved in said act.
A. Rebecca "Wow did you you hear about Allison?", Susan "No what happened?"
Rebecca "She got Beaued by Bryan last night, her parents are so upset"

B. That's a really good painting, it looks like you really Beaued this one.
Beaued by BigREDgrin April 7, 2011
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