Beefoff

Every year SLU has a tradition where Spider-Man eats copious amounts of Taco Bell in the dolphin pond. But in 2025, a mix up occurred when Spider-man confused taco beef with a student who is named Beef

Are you going to the beefoff?

by SLU_Slang May 5, 2025

beeroff

A corner shop with an off licence, that specialises in serving cheap, poor quality alcohol. These people seem to have a licence allowing them to sell beer to anyone over 12 years old.

'Just gooin daan beeroff to get some White Lightning liike'

by M0RHI June 21, 2005

beeroff

An off licence, ie a place that sells beer over the counter to take home and drink, drink on street corners etc. Usually serves anyone >12 years old.

Just gooin down beeroff to get some White Lightning innit

by M0RHI June 9, 2005

Beef-Off

This is the act of two beefy people competing in an activity. A beef-off is not capable to taking place if one or both of the people are not buff or beefy, if you will. These activities may be: leap frog, checkers, trivial pursuit, telephone, cavity searches, and so on and so forth. This word is not to be taken dirtily or odly. This word must be seriously taken, and if not, flaming pixies will fall out of the sky and stick there various apendages in the false users ear. Use wisely.

"Do you see those beefy people?" "Yeah, They are partaking in a beef-off. Dumby"

by sir spikes a lot November 6, 2011

Beeroff

A Beeroff, Beer-off or Beer off is a colloquialism for an "OFF-LICENCE", commonly shortened to "Offy", a shop or other commercial outlet which is allowed to sell beer, wines and spirits to be consumed OFF the premises, unlike pubs, bars and similar places which are LICENCED to sell alcoholic beverages to be consumed ON the premises.

I'm just popping round to the beeroff to grab a few tinnies of lager.

by grandadsteve1963 December 14, 2022