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beedoop by ThisIsAmir April 22, 2018
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Once a conversation has come to an awkward silence, a person can make light of it by saying "boop boop bee doop" in a small tune. The conversation will start again, and further awkwardness is avoided.
Joe: Wana go to the movies tonight?
Jen: No, I'm going with my boyfriend.
Joe: ...
Jen: ...boop boop bee doop.
Joe: Okay then, wana go play checkers?
Jen: No, I'm going with my boyfriend.
Joe: ...
Jen: ...boop boop bee doop.
Joe: Okay then, wana go play checkers?
boop boop bee doop by sebastian_micheals_luver May 17, 2010
Beedophile.
Beedophile. by MEMECHUEF April 29, 2019
Beeboop
A creature that hides. It knows everything and sees everything. It tends to hide under pillows. Beeboop is everywhere.
Beeboop by Buttercup reeses March 6, 2010
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