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An off licence, ie a place that sells beer over the counter to take home and drink, drink on street corners etc. Usually serves anyone >12 years old.
Just gooin down beeroff to get some White Lightning innit
beeroff by M0RHI June 9, 2005
A Beeroff, Beer-off or Beer off is a colloquialism for an "OFF-LICENCE", commonly shortened to "Offy", a shop or other commercial outlet which is allowed to sell beer, wines and spirits to be consumed OFF the premises, unlike pubs, bars and similar places which are LICENCED to sell alcoholic beverages to be consumed ON the premises.
I'm just popping round to the beeroff to grab a few tinnies of lager.
Beeroff by grandadsteve1963 December 14, 2022

Beer Off 

Initially a competition where people passive aggressively proved their superiority to others by drinking more than them, even when it was not clear to everyone in attendance that a competition was taking place, the term has grown to mean any gathering where beer is aggressively consumed.
"Hey, are you going to the beer off tonight? The one on the shore?"
"Before I answer that, let me grab my second beer."
Beer Off by Sweet Willy Rollbar September 6, 2013

beeronfidence 

The feeling of courage and fearlessness derived from drinking alcohol.

The newly acquired sense of confidence from heavy drinking in lieu of an otherwise stressful situation.
Bob: "Hey Sancho, are you nervous for that board presentation after lunch on the new product?"

Sancho: "Yeah a little, but I'm not too worried because I'll have plenty of beeronfidence after this third Miller Lite."
beeronfidence by vanwilder2 May 4, 2009

Beeroflauge

Casually holding your beer in front of your face so that someone doesn't recognize you.
Person A: "Look out man here comes the local mooch!"
Person B:"Oh shit, I better get my beeroflauge up so he doesn't ask me to buy him a drink"

Person A:"Yo man, did you run into your ex at that party last night?"
Person B: "Nah man, she was up there, but I had my beeroflauge up"
Beeroflauge by Forgetfulmind October 14, 2011

beerffected

To be under the influence of beer.
I was beerffected by 8:30pm
beerffected by gobbilygook June 28, 2011
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