Blamah
Blamah by Richielover69 January 19, 2022
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Sick, Nasty, Narley, dope, bomb, legit, fly, tight, hot, dank, dirty
The word "sick" in refrence to something "good" is extremly over used, so i decieded to completly take it out of my vocab. In order to fill the void of the word "sick" or another immature word from above I created the word "beamah."
The word "sick" in refrence to something "good" is extremly over used, so i decieded to completly take it out of my vocab. In order to fill the void of the word "sick" or another immature word from above I created the word "beamah."
beamah by DeeringCenter January 21, 2010
blamatitus
Blamatitus is the disease in which you can't take your own responsibility, therefore you must blame other/things. In order to be diagnosed you have to blame someone who gave you this disease.
blamatitus by mrsupernova December 13, 2014
blamph
Totally amazing. Blamph's usually have extremely distinguishable voices, and will kick your ass if you call them a loud, short, noisy fart (collectively farts).
blamph by Notkricken... September 12, 2012
Bramah
Excellent. Extremely good, one of the best.
This is not uncommon in England but is most often heard in people who are Cockney, or close to it.
It's never used for some things, but often for others. A cake is never bramah, but the baker who baked it could be. A novel would not be, but its author could be.
This is not uncommon in England but is most often heard in people who are Cockney, or close to it.
It's never used for some things, but often for others. A cake is never bramah, but the baker who baked it could be. A novel would not be, but its author could be.
"Noel Coward was a charmer.
As a writer he was bramah."
(Ian Dury, from his song "There Ain't Half Been Some Clever Bastards"
As a writer he was bramah."
(Ian Dury, from his song "There Ain't Half Been Some Clever Bastards"
Bramah by notavictim September 11, 2019
BLAMA
BLAMA by Nathan T Brown Fan December 27, 2019
Blalah
A large, ominous appearing male, usually of Polynesian descent, specifically Hawaiian, similar to a Samoan, but more articulate.