bleether
bleether by Eiht Bizzle May 6, 2009
Bleether
Verb: To get absolutely destroyed, wrecked or obliterated in any way.
Noun: a word that be anything based on the context in which it is used. Often used in conjunction with "fleether" i.e. I'm gonna bleether your fleether when we get home.
i.e. If you don't shut your mouth I'm gonna fleether you right in the bleether.
Noun: a word that be anything based on the context in which it is used. Often used in conjunction with "fleether" i.e. I'm gonna bleether your fleether when we get home.
i.e. If you don't shut your mouth I'm gonna fleether you right in the bleether.
Verb: "I got totally bleethered last night when that semi truck hit me while I was riding my bike."
Verb: "If you stuck you finger in that electrical socket you'll bleether yourself for sure."
Noun: "Dude, hand me the bleether over there so I can change the channel."
Noun: "I can't find the bleether I was using on your mom last night."
Verb: "If you stuck you finger in that electrical socket you'll bleether yourself for sure."
Noun: "Dude, hand me the bleether over there so I can change the channel."
Noun: "I can't find the bleether I was using on your mom last night."
Related Words
bleether • blether • beethers • bleather • bleecher • Bleather Birthday • bleethed • blethering • bletherskate • the bleecher creatures
beethers
Let's dip this smoke spot man, it's hella beethers.
Man, you right. I already got mud on my new shoes.
Man, you right. I already got mud on my new shoes.
beethers by itsbeethersbruh February 24, 2017
blether
(ble-thir) dialect, chiefly scot.
~n. 1. person who chatters incessantly; one who babbles on and on.
~v. 2. to engage in conversation, long-winded or idle talk
~n. 1. person who chatters incessantly; one who babbles on and on.
~v. 2. to engage in conversation, long-winded or idle talk
blethering
blethering by jaffaw July 21, 2009
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