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Colloquial slang used by a small amount of South East London based adolescents meaning 'very rich'. Was first coined in about March 2007 by an Italian-Egyptian boy.
Eli: "I saw some bare bayden gash while I was listening to Still Remains on skag yesterday!"
bayden by L! August 27, 2007
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A name with Germanic ties, often spelled Baden. The meaning is contradictory, classically the name means "Son of a messenger", or "Son of Bade", or sometimes "Bather", but recent and active language reformists have attempted to change the meaning to "The coolest guy on the planet".
Sir Robert Baden-Powell, Bayden Woodland, Baden Cook (competitive cyclist). Baden the Dog belonging to Connor's Dad's Friend
Kaylas bf
Hey that's bayden, kaylas bf
Bayden by Not bayden July 9, 2023
Bayden is someone who only exists because of Kayla and lives to do whatever tf she wants
Aye is that bayden?

Yeah kaylas bf right?

Yeah that guy.
Bayden by Not bayden July 9, 2023

the dirty bayden 

When you are Australian and you have sex.
"Oi mate! Bloody mate! you did the dirty bayden you did!

Baylen Levine 

Person 1: let’s go get faded

Baylen Levine subscriber: No, baylen would be disappointed.
Baylen Levine by Baylenslover March 25, 2019
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