Buehler 

<noun> Most commonly seen as a last name. The spelling took form when Germans with the last name Buhler wanted to be more American. Probably one of the coolest names to be heard seeing that it is very similar to Ferris's last name in a famous movie you may have seen... Ferris Buellers Day Off.

"Hey. Theres that Buehler kid! Is he related to Ferris?"

Buehler by peasandcarrots March 22, 2009

Mick Bueller

A name used to describe a "regular joe" who lives in a fantasy world and has convinced himself he's a "Rock Star" (Mick Jagger) and "Can Get Away With Anything" (Ferris Bueller).

"Mick Bueller was at the club last night tellin' those girls he founded "Lycos" and co-directed Michael Jackson's "Thriller Video". What a TOOL"!

Mick Bueller by Twist Weeblow August 23, 2007

Ferris Bueller

one man who, along w/ the morose Cameron and the beautiful Sloane obliterated the motives of his principal and bitchy older sister all in the name of having a good time.

A true example of the ultimate teenage hero, still revered 19 years later

Ferris Bueller by KK January 8, 2005

Buechlered 

A state of extreme intoxication. Unable to preform simple tasks due to your liver processing an overwhelming amount of alcohol

Will: Bro! You were so buechlered last night! My sister had to drive your truck home.

Pat: Yea I know. My parents busted me the second I walked through the door.

Buechlered by Barton's fun-stopper September 21, 2011

buhler kid

The term refers to a smart student who attended/attends South Pasadena Middle School. They are all at least one year ahead in math.

He's pretty smart, he must be a buhler kid.

buhler kid by a buhler kid August 25, 2011

ferris buellered 

When a valet takes your car for a joy ride.

I should have know that something was up when the valet smiled as I handed him the keys to my brand new corvette. Little did I know, he ferris buellered me while I was in the restaurant eating.

ferris buellered by raincreek September 28, 2014

Bueller 

A reference to the movie "Ferris Bueller's Day Off"

Used as filler when nobody responds to a question or statement.

Person 1: Has anybody seen my hat?
Person 2: ...
Person 1: Bueller?

Bueller by Nathaniel Jones June 16, 2005