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1.getting wrecked by Edward beck
2. Talking about 1 thing for more than 10 mins straight

3. Talking about your Asian family and good for an unhealthy amount of time
3. Not teaching a class full of students and testing them on the unlearned material
I’ve just been becked and now I won’t be able to pass my ap world test

Omg my teacher just becked us by talking nonstop about his Asian wife and what he had for dinner last night. It was sooo funny!
Becked by Imsofuckingdead74894 October 10, 2018
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When a teacher never teaches you, and then tests you on the things that they didn't teach. Popularized by Edward Beck. In order to be truly becked, the teacher must replace the learning process with throwing dice and listning to classic rock music.
Shit, I've just been becked and now I won't be able to pass my final exam.
Becked by Santo San January 19, 2005
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To expose the truth using basic facts and events in a systematic and conitnuous manner. ie: opposite of swiftboating Named after Glenn Beck tv commentator
Van Jones got becked
Becked by roachasylum September 11, 2009
Beckoned
Do not let craving for acceptance lest becked.
becked by Hercolena Oliver January 26, 2009
P1: are you getting that new car tomorrow?
P2: yeah I’m so becked
Becked by Moisterthantheoyster January 31, 2018

becked out 

When one listens to to much beck.
Man, i am totally becked out, cant stand the thought of listening to beck 'odelay' this evening.
becked out by mdingle February 25, 2010

Becked It 

When you have a lead in competition such as sports or video games and choke the lead away to lose.
Wow, you were up 4-1 and lost the game? Man you Becked it.
Becked It by Circus Act March 22, 2021
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