Beerster

(1) A modern take on a traditional holiday celebration where instead of children hunting for hidden Easter eggs, adults hunt for hidden beers.

There are several versions of this growing tradition, which is known to be practiced in Nashville, TN, Chicago, IL and Buffalo, NY. (Apr 2013)

Don't forget to bring a 6-pack to contribute to Beerster. The beer-bottle hunt is tonight.

by Scipio82 April 1, 2013

Beerster

A fourteen year old boy who believes he will never get married and instead drinks beer all his life. He plans on having around fourty pitbulls that eat Spinster women's cats. He also most likely has a beer belly which is not too pleasant.

Ronnie: Hey man, get up off of your plaid couch and lets go clubin!!

Ross: Naah, id rather just sit here and drink beer. Its better for me to embrace my beerster-ness fate now instead of later.

by spinster jess March 30, 2008

beerterrogation

A process of extracting secret information from someone by getting them drunk and thereby loosening their ability to control their tongue.

We took the manager out and did some shots and pitchers. The beerterrogation worked, before long he admitted layoffs were coming.

by keifermail October 2, 2008

beevster

Similar to keyster, the process by which a woman conceals goods inside her beaver.

Example: "Hey we are about to go through customs, quick beevster this vegemite so we don't get caught."

by fatrick fins-berget May 15, 2014

Beerstorming

The act of Brainstorming (politically correct version - Thought shower)within an alcohol-fuelled environment such as a pub or wine bar if you are a fancy Dan.

Let's head down the pub for a beerstorming session to iron out the details, what are you drinking Sammy B?

by Big OllieD April 6, 2009

beepster

Unpredictable, reclusive, often hostile, determined, high intelligence.

that's a beepster!

by YO!!!!! March 23, 2022

Beerstorming

Brainstorming while drinking beer.

Beerstorming is believed to be responsible for the creation of: the light bulb, written language, International Beer Day, most 16th-19th century classical music, and the wheel.

by skyscotty July 9, 2009