Bahston
How some native New Englanders pronounce "Boston". The Boston accent is known for being non-rhotic (R's are seldom pronounced) and broad, sometimes nasal, vowels.
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Bahston Bahstad
One that is from the Boston area, and has a very thick accent. Often calls water fountains "bubblers" and has troubles with pronouncing the letter "a" in certain words.
Bahston Bahstad by The Awesome May 13, 2005
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baston
Boston. Follows the new England Trend of adding "a" were "o" is commonly said. Why, because we ah that Fackin' cool.
barstonian
barstonian by jon galasso August 18, 2003
Bastone
Italian definition for "stick" commonly used to describe the visibile male organ for sexual intercourse (i.e. the penis).
Bastone by jl productions December 27, 2011
Baston
born 4/21/82... he perfected the roundhouse kick at a young age. at the age of 7, October 17, 1989 at 5:04 p.m., he performed the kick which actually made contact with a tree and caused the Loma Prieta earthquake.
Baston by jasonlo54444 October 14, 2008
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Notes:
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