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where somebody has a mole, and a tattoist puts wings onto the mole and some legs, to make a beemole
haha you have a beemole
beemole by Gavfry1993 March 13, 2010
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Once you sign the contract of the beebs, you can't stop being part of the beebs, are you independent to be a beeb, and beebs are amazing, beebs you will be, and beeb are beebs, as bingus starts with a b, so does beeb, and as the sheeps over the hay say beebs beeb, we are the humanity, the society, of beeb, we are a community called beeb, the people of beeb, join us, the beebole.
"We came from a stream from lemonsprout_ we are the Beebole"
Beebole by Snikxz January 3, 2021
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u have intresting bermole
bermole by hyrd June 6, 2023
boca beeoleeo
beeoleeo by Anonymous October 22, 2003
A beepole is a reference to a strange person/animal/object.
Rory. You complete and utter beepole!
Beepole by Belinda23 May 25, 2006
Beemale: a gender neutral gender for someone who is confused on what their gender is.

2nd definition: a gender neutral gender used by someone that is gender fluid and often used bee and has dysphoria. Doesn't feel comfortable in their own skin a lot of the time
Ash: Hey James, I've got a new gender
James: Oh really, what's it called?
Ash: Beemale, I don't feel comfortable with the female/male gender names and and as you know, my prounouns are "bee/they."
James: Sounds cool. I'll make sure to remember that.
Beemale by AJ Howl December 29, 2020
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