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bequeath 

1. To die and leave a will.
2. To own and take advantage of the peoples in your shire. Usually used in Medieval accents.
"'tis not a county, fair wench, 'tis the Lordshire, who doth bequeath us all."
bequeath by RENEGATUS DOT COM April 23, 2004
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Bequeath 

A mix of becoming Queen Latifah and doing steroids
"Hey, how long have you been bequeathing?"

"Mmm. At least 48 hours."
Bequeath by RC2190 April 29, 2014
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bequeath 

a bitch slap to the face so hard that you spontainously combust into a ball of fire
"Hey did you hear what happened when Matt broke up with Taylor?"

"Oh yeah man, she bequeathed him so hard he spat up blood!"
bequeath by unluckyson-a-bitch November 25, 2009

Bequeath 

Ejaculating into your hand and then swiftly slapping a woman's face with aforementioned hand.
Don't worry, I bequeathed my fortune upon her last night
Bequeath by ecilop December 13, 2010

Bequeath 

Bequeath is when you drink too much and forgot you still are alive.
Did you bequeath again, Azra? Oink - which animal makes that sound? shayten! I bequeath you bequeathed we bequeatit
Bequeath by MehDIDIEPERBRO January 20, 2022

Bequeath 

The past tense of a vaginal expulsion of gas
She bequeathed all over me
Bequeath by Bob jhonson April 30, 2003

bequneath 

Err what ever you want it to mean lol :)
errrr i bequneath you u asshole :)
bequneath by Lord BoB CUP June 3, 2003
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