Pale Ale 

1. Beer with semen in it;

2. A great party gag;

3. Unique source of protein and carbohydrates;

ca. “American Pie” (1999)

“Hey Stifler, how’s the PALE ALE?”

Pale Ale by Shitbreak April 11, 2005

Pale Ale 

The result of somebody deciding to ejaculate into a cup/glass of beer. Usually happens at parties after quickie sex.

If someone ends up drinking the pale ale, it is utterly hilarious.

Dude, after Samantha blew me, I didn't know what to do so I just came into my beer. Then, Steve ended drinking my pale ale!

Pale Ale by Squillysk8 April 26, 2010

Pale Ale 

Pale Ale is an alternate term or nickname for someone that has a light skin complexion. Examples include the typical white person, light complected Asians, and white passing darkies.

I’ve totally seen plenty of pale ales that look just like that, Dude!

Oh Jessica! Yeah she’s a cute pale ale and I’d totally tap that ass!

Pale Ale by The ToolShed March 9, 2024

Pale Ale 

Pale Ale is an alternate term or nickname for someone that has a light skin complexion. Examples include the typical white person, light complected Asians, and white passing darkies.

I’ve totally seen plenty of pale ales that look just like that, Dude!

Oh Jessica! Yeah she’s a cute pale ale and I’d totally tap that ass!

Pale Ale by The ToolShed March 9, 2024

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale 

An amazing brew of beer that is made in Chico, California. Is easily one of the best American beers out there because it actually has taste. 5.6% Alcohol content means that you get drunk faster than if you were drinking a Bud light(2.5%), and it has all natural ingredients

Me: Hey what are you guys drinking?
Typical Bro: Coors light man.
Nascar Fan: A Budweiser, the king of beers.
Me: Wow, you two must like men...
Me: Drink Sierra Nevada Pale Ale

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale by RealMenComeFromEurope April 29, 2006

India Pale Ale 

India Pale Ale is a distinct style of beer and is characterized as a sparkling pale ale with a slightly higher level of alcohol and hops than a typical Pale Ale; the hops lending it a distinct bitterness.

The creation of India Pale Ale during the 18th century was the result of tremendous, efforts by British brewers to overcome a difficult problem: shipping to the British colony of India resulted in the arrival of flat, sour beer. Before refrigeration and pasteurization, the brewer's only weapons against spoilage were alcohol and hops. Alcohol and hops provide an unfriendly environment for microbes, preventing the growth of the bacteria that cause sourness. Therefore, high alcohol content and high hopping rates could protect beer from the souring associated with long storage times.

"Barkeep, I'll take a pint of your best India Pale Ale."

India Pale Ale by Mistr_Sir January 19, 2008

India pale ale 

imagine a good beer. now imagine a field of hops in the beer. bitter and disgusting beer only drank by snobs who think they are better than you.

see beer snob

"ew you drink lager?"

"yeah I like Sam Adams deal with it"

"I'm ginna drink my 7% ABV india pale ale that is brewed in Vermont and boasts an entire Forrest of hops in it"

India pale ale by drknife March 25, 2013