billend
You fucking billend!
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Billend
Derived from bellend. Ideal term to describe one who acts against social norms; but without being seen as offensive to other people.
Billend by knobheadnumber1 July 22, 2010
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billend • billed • bellendish • Bellendium • bellendrical • bilend • bellender • bellendery • Bellendest • Billed it
Cheesy bellend
Cheese like substance situated in the foreskin area of an unwashed dick. Smells like rotten cheese, looks like rotten cheese... a Cheesy Bellend
Cheesy bellend by dikke piele November 28, 2004
Bellend
Tip of the penis.
Can also be used as an insult.
Only Britain has been blessed with this amazing word so far, but the Gods are trying to find a way to spread it around the entire world.
Can also be used as an insult.
Only Britain has been blessed with this amazing word so far, but the Gods are trying to find a way to spread it around the entire world.
Random: I dress up as death and point at old people as they leave the bingo centre.
Me: You bellend.
Me: You bellend.
Bellend by MaxisStrife December 24, 2015
Bilend
('bel-end, noun) A derogatory term used sub-frequently in British culture, derived from Bell End, meaning the tip of a penis, and a usual saying of British internet star, Devvo, of Fat-pie.com
Bilend by TaketheVeilCerpinTaxt September 4, 2008
Boisterous bellend
This type of person is an absolute twat who never fails to annoy you. They are loud and not well educated and often blurt out inappropriate comments resembling an arsehole, or in this case, a total bellend.
Boisterous bellend by Ur nans mum April 11, 2020
bellendery
His demeanour was characterised by weapons grade bellendery.
bellendery by GfL March 5, 2013
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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