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I'm not joking or anything, this is a real definition. The word bthero usually used for people that ran out of idea, or simply they just didn't have a good naming sense.
It is uncertain whether this is a slang or not, but his word is somewhat popular in east asian teenagers, usually they use this word to describe something that they didn't know about.
Dude1: Hey, do you know the formula of gravity and mass?
Dude2: Bthero.
Bthero by debrillialum November 24, 2011
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batherosclerosis 

a slow or clogged bathroom drain, caused by accumulation of gunk in the plumbing.

effectively, atherosclerosis of one's bathroom fixtures.
"i cant shower without getting a backlog of rank water in the tub. there must be wad of soap-scum and hair causing all this batherosclerosis."
batherosclerosis by flocko December 9, 2008
Pronounced "buh-there". Similar to 'Byer' only meaning a bit further away from the person and his/her vicinity and therefore does not qualify as 'byer'. It is unknown what measurement of distance defines the two from each other. Such logic can only be understood by a Welshman. Almost always said with a gesture indicating the location of said object.
Oh buddy, where's steve gone in here?

He's bthere in the corner
Bthere by TheWelshman July 12, 2012

batherosclerosis 

Batherosclerosis is a condition in which the bath tub drain wall thickens as a result of the accumulation of hair and general human filth resulting in a bath tub that has to be left overnight to drain properly. Curable with a plunger, gas mask and a strong stomach.
Person 1: Your bathtub has a sever case of batherosclerosis.
Person 2: Oh Dear!
Person 3: Not to worry! I shall brave the filth with my mighty plunger! For Narnia!
Person 2: My hero!
batherosclerosis by llamas007 April 7, 2013
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
According to the boffins downstairs, the murderer used a serrated blade.
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