by TheNine January 13, 2005
1. Often used to describe an amusing event, often at the expense of another person.
2. Frequently, however, it simply means "excellent".
3. Adjectives are often placed in front of the word to give it different, often negative, connotations.
2. Frequently, however, it simply means "excellent".
3. Adjectives are often placed in front of the word to give it different, often negative, connotations.
1. Oh Man, was that good bain or what?
2. The six i had with your wife last night was fuckin' bain.
3. That film was fucking awful, truly stale bain.
2. The six i had with your wife last night was fuckin' bain.
3. That film was fucking awful, truly stale bain.
by Prof. Bain January 29, 2011
by scolbert July 17, 2012
by Bain December 31, 2003
A remark popularised in Glasgow made to describe an experience or an object, from which significant enjoyment, and a general feeling of satisfaction, is derived.
Describing an experience or situation
“Double music this afternoon, that’s baining bro”
or, when describing an object
“Nfn lit tea, fortnite n a baining wee ginger cake to cheer is up after a shite day sc snap is"
“Double music this afternoon, that’s baining bro”
or, when describing an object
“Nfn lit tea, fortnite n a baining wee ginger cake to cheer is up after a shite day sc snap is"
by TheRealFaZeJarvis June 18, 2019
by James Stocker January 26, 2008
Hull and East Riding term for baby or infant. Bain (or baine) is not to be confused with the Scots, 'bairn', although it has the same meaning. Probably originally from old Danish.
by Eastridinglad March 01, 2018