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beer-shooter 

When someone is black out drunk and takes a half full beer bottle and pushes the bottle into their rectum. They then proceed to tip the bottle upside down, poring beer into their rectum and lower intestine. They pull the bottle out and spray the surrounding party-goers with shitty beer.
Ben: "Hey Doug, beer-shoot these girls".

Doug proceeds to do a beer-shooter.

Doug: "Those girls deserved that shitty beer".

Ben: "That was a hell a of a spray bro".
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Beer Scooter 

The ability to get home after a night out on the booze and not remember it
i.e. "I don't remember getting home last night, I must have caught the
beer scooter".
Beer Scooter by Karlito April 20, 2003

beer scooter 

(extra credit to Dogfish)n. The remarkably quick method by which you get home after a night out on the piss, forcing you to remark you had an indelible mode of transport. (N.b. please also be aware of 'beer scooter with a puncture' which is a much slower form of transport, where you start out with speedy intentions; but spend the majority of the night dragging extra equipment attached to your legs)
"How did you get home Sebastian?"

"On a beer scooter"

"Oh"
beer scooter by stouffer March 4, 2003

beeshooter 

basicly a bee shooting peashooter
it was only seen in PVZA
it shoots bees btw
person 5 "hey crazy dave can i plant a beeshooter?"
crazy dave "waby waboo guele brob "
beeshooter by jimmy_mom:D November 12, 2021
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