Bessner
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Bessner
An immature, almost prepubescent-like beard, often consisting of very straight, very fine hair. Though sparse, the bessner still exudes smart elegance and sophistication, and is often irrestible to women with low self-esteem.
That guy's bessner reminds me of a 13-year-old Puerto Rican's first beard and moustache, yet I cannot deny my sexual attraction to the face to which it is attached.
Bessner by moistpanties123 November 18, 2010
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Bessner • beisner • Besser • besner • besner fever • Besserer • Besseriym • Bessersuisse • Bessert • besserwisser
besserwisser
From German. Meaning "knowing better". And that's exactly what it refers to, like the more common "smart ass" or "wise ass", or even "smart elick" (smart aleck). A besserwisser - or wise ass - is a person, often intellectual, or at least pseudo-intellectual, who thinks he or she has more general knowledge about things than most others. It can be correcting language mistakes in grammar and spelling, or it can be within a specific topic like everything from politics, geography and baseball to history and science - anything you can imagine!
- You know that "bananarama" dude at the Madonna forum? Jeesuz, he's so annoying! Such a besserwisser! Whenever I make the tiniest spelling mistake, he's there immediately to correct me and make me look everything but good. And whenever there's a discussion, he always claims he is the one with the correct answer. Every single time - it never fails! Even though I've caught him in misleading knowledge at least a handful of times!
besserwisser by queerboyoslo December 20, 2005
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besner fever by saeods December 4, 2010
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besner by LittleBiggDick666 August 28, 2019
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Besser by wonderbread1213 August 11, 2008
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