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1. A false charge.

2. When a guard intentionally sets you up to get a DR (Disciplinary Report) or sent to the hole (Segregation).

Bumbeefed is for past tense.
That man-hater C.O. is just looking for a way to bumbeef me. They don't want me going minimum.

Past tense: Man, I did a 120 all cause they bumbeefed me by sticking me with that job in the kitchen with all those fools.
Bumbeef by NotYourAvgWhiteGirl March 15, 2009
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Outer Bumblefuck 

a place located far from a metropolitan area, in the middle of nowhere. Always written to a resemble a real name of a village.
Where's Jim from?
Oh, God, some small village in Outer Bumblefuck.

bumblefoot 

Excellent guitarist/songwriter/vocalist. Great ability in all of those fields. Has covered chopin's fantasie impromptu on guitar.
He is cool.

www.bumblefoot.com
bumblefoot by Daniel June 28, 2004

bumblefuck 

noun, middle of nowhere, usually used with a cardinal direction, such as North, South, East, or West. Origin: Ghetto
bumblefuck by Anonymous November 4, 2002

Bumbee Mah-Gumbo 

Did you know that "Bumbee Mah-Gumbo" Means "slang" in South African, Only cool people in South Africa know the "Bumbee Mah-Gumbo"
Bumbee Mah-Gumbo by se7en0se7en October 14, 2008

East bumblefuck 

somewhere inconviniently far away
I'm in the middle of East bumblefuck with that little whore Steven.
East bumblefuck by ANdreas May 18, 2003

West Bumblefuck 

used to describe a place really far away
Yeah, thats all the way out in West Bumblefuch
West Bumblefuck by Wang May 26, 2002
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