Beersplosion
When someone is incited to laughter while drinking beer, causing said beer to usher forth from his mouth with great haste.
Beersplosion by scotchyscotchscotch December 4, 2010
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Beersplosion
The sudden splatter of beer foam and air that results from when a keg runs out whilst pouring beer from a tap.
Beersplosion by potato_pancake June 11, 2013
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Beersplosion
A situation that may happen if you or someone else hits glass with a beer w/ their glass too hard and one or all of them fall apart.
Person1: Cheers, everyone!
Person2: What have you done? Now our booze went loose...
PersonX: Probably we've just encountered a beersplosion. Let's switch to plastic cups then
Person2: What have you done? Now our booze went loose...
PersonX: Probably we've just encountered a beersplosion. Let's switch to plastic cups then
Beersplosion by Octopus_Paul August 25, 2018
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