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Beerpearance
Arriving at a social gathering with the sole intent to drink beer(s). People making a beerpearance do not plan to come for food or small talk. They just want to slug cold beers with a group.
Beerpearance by Derbmania July 1, 2020
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beerfest • beerfe • Beerfection • beerfestify • Beerfew • beer fear • beer feet • beer festival • Beer fetcher • beefer
beerflakes
What happens when a desperate (single) guy has no milk in the morning for the cornflakes.
Mixing it with Beer.
Mixing it with Beer.
John: Hey dude, I made some awesome beerflakes.
Sam: We still have milk you know.
John: Yeah but it's so much better this way.
Sam: I wanna move out.
Sam: We still have milk you know.
John: Yeah but it's so much better this way.
Sam: I wanna move out.
beerflakes by BonkPower October 20, 2010
Beered
Ex: Sally had a rough day at the office and planned to get beered after work with her divorcee girlfriends.
beerwench
beerwench by Richard Dragon December 3, 2003
beerestate
It's the amount of real estate in your stomach you don't want to fill up with food so you have more room for beer.
beerestate by Park City Ski Places April 1, 2015
beerterrogation
A process of extracting secret information from someone by getting them drunk and thereby loosening their ability to control their tongue.
We took the manager out and did some shots and pitchers. The beerterrogation worked, before long he admitted layoffs were coming.
beerterrogation by keifermail October 2, 2008
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