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A word commonly used to express great surprise or fear.
You scared the BEJESUS out of me!!!
Bejesus by Dan May 6, 2004
a term that can be used with just about any phrase to add emphasis
I was shizzing last night and it burned the bejesus out of my ass.

I had a nightmare that I saw Todd naked and it scared the bejesus out of me.
bejesus by loyolacs August 20, 2002

East Bejesus 

A particularly remote, inconvenient location. Akin to the informal use of 'Siberia.'
"When should we leave to get to Carla's house on time?"
"Well, she lives in East Bejesus, so I guess we better get going now."

Also:

"The mall is so busy today, I had to park in East Bejesus."
East Bejesus by Zwieback January 12, 2018

beejesus 

bee+Jesus.... its an expression for when something freaky happens!
Holy Beejesus! my pants are on fire!
beejesus by Gulia January 31, 2004

freakin bejesus 

A phrase that you can use if you get insanely scared. I t also is an insult to very religious christians
You scared the freakin bejesus out of me man!!!!
freakin bejesus by Paddy V August 13, 2006
bejesus: be·je·sus
Variant(s): also be·jee·zus /bi-'jE-z&s, -'jA-, -z&z/
Etymology: alteration of by Jesus
Date: circa 1908
-- (interjection) used as a mild oath;
-- (noun) runny poop
You scured the bejesus out of me.
bejesus by ))<>(( July 7, 2006
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