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beeriously beerious
adj.: 1. A serious need for an alcoholic drink.
adv.: 2. When you seriously desire an adult libation.
beer drink drunk tipsy crunk wine-o alcohol libation weekend wino vino shwilly inebriated
adv.: 2. When you seriously desire an adult libation.
beer drink drunk tipsy crunk wine-o alcohol libation weekend wino vino shwilly inebriated
My work week has been wretched! It's the weekend and I am beeriously beerious.
Beeriously, let's go to the wine bar.
In homage to ABC's hit Prime Time television series "Grey's Anatomy": Beeriously? Beeriously.
Beeriously, let's go to the wine bar.
In homage to ABC's hit Prime Time television series "Grey's Anatomy": Beeriously? Beeriously.
beeriously beerious by Ms. Liza A. delos Santos October 9, 2008
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Dude: Oh man, it's 5 o'clock on a Friday! Let's get out of here and hit happy hour!
Bro: Beeriously!
Bro: Beeriously!
beeriously by theonlykiel October 14, 2008
breedious
-an activity that used to be easy and/or fun but is now time consuming & difficult since the addition of offspring in the form of a child/children
-a combination of the terms "breeder" & "tedious" (long & tiresome, causing weariness or boredom, synonyms: wearing, boring, tiring, monotonous, dull)
-a combination of the terms "breeder" & "tedious" (long & tiresome, causing weariness or boredom, synonyms: wearing, boring, tiring, monotonous, dull)
Since the birth of the new baby, trips to the grocery store have become very breedious.
Listening to Amber talk about her plans for little Madysyn's third birthday party was breedious.
Having to get up an hour earlier than normal to get kids ready for school before work or helping with homework projects in the evenings instead of relaxing are breedious activities that I have no interest in ever doing.
Listening to Amber talk about her plans for little Madysyn's third birthday party was breedious.
Having to get up an hour earlier than normal to get kids ready for school before work or helping with homework projects in the evenings instead of relaxing are breedious activities that I have no interest in ever doing.
breedious by Willow1207 November 28, 2012
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British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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