(verb)
a) To touch oneself, to touch another, or to be touched by another, in the inappropriate sense of the word.
b) To get off.
a) To touch oneself, to touch another, or to be touched by another, in the inappropriate sense of the word.
b) To get off.
by dbiz April 24, 2007
Often used as a climbing term the phrase "Belay on" can also be used in regular conversation to let someone know they have YOUR permission to proceed on with whatever they are doing or about to do.
Roommate 1: "Dude I'm gonna go drop a duece, ok?
Roommate 2:"Belay on, Bro."
Or
Roommate 1: "Hey man I think I'll take out the trash tonight."
Roommate 2: "Belay on."
Roommate 2:"Belay on, Bro."
Or
Roommate 1: "Hey man I think I'll take out the trash tonight."
Roommate 2: "Belay on."
by Rasswipe December 07, 2010
Pulling the rope for a climber. Side effects include an extremely sore neck from looking up all the time and being really fucking bored.
Oh, he's belaying.
by goddamnittherearenonamesleft March 12, 2011
by Bihbootyjudyfelicia February 03, 2017
person a: ah man, that girl is fit!
person b: oh yeah, buff, I'd belay that.
person a: mmm, she'd get belay anyday.
person b: oh yeah, buff, I'd belay that.
person a: mmm, she'd get belay anyday.
by ~ club penguin m8 ~ July 17, 2012
used in technical theatre to describe twisting the ropes of a rail system with a belay pin to keep the lineset from moving while weights are being added or taken off, usually only done when the lineset will be significantly arbor or batten heavy. comes from the nautical term to belay.
I need you to belay lineset nine.
by AliyaDaimhin January 23, 2017
A belay slave is someone you've hired for the day (usually payment in beer, weed whatever) to belay you while you work on a rock climbing project.
by jcastle February 02, 2009