Beur is a slang term for woman commonly used in the west of Ireland. It is not considered a derogatory term but is usually only used by teenagers and young adults.
by smartass816 January 12, 2021
Beur is a word which you say after you dissed someone or teased someone good; verbal ownage !
The word is said have someone disrespect/diss/tease's someone ; to make fun of someone; used by a third party after a first party makes fun of a second party.
This word is most commonly used in Toronto and usually said my brown people.
The word is said have someone disrespect/diss/tease's someone ; to make fun of someone; used by a third party after a first party makes fun of a second party.
This word is most commonly used in Toronto and usually said my brown people.
Sanjana: im pretty :) tehe
Joshua: ahahaahahaahahaahaaha ( dying in laughter)
Sanjana: what?
Joshua: your ugly, a fish can't be pretty
Hira: BEURR
Sanjana: :(
Joshua: :D
Joshua: ahahaahahaahahaahaaha ( dying in laughter)
Sanjana: what?
Joshua: your ugly, a fish can't be pretty
Hira: BEURR
Sanjana: :(
Joshua: :D
by vinthulawhauwh April 3, 2011
aaaaw she's a right beure!!!
howya beure!!!
I'd tap that beure!!!!
were ya with that beure last night?
if i ever got a hold of that beure she wouldn't walk right for a week!
howya beure!!!
I'd tap that beure!!!!
were ya with that beure last night?
if i ever got a hold of that beure she wouldn't walk right for a week!
by amynance June 30, 2008
French slang word meaning a person of North African origin living in France. Comes from the word 'arabe' in French, which the syllables of are then (as typical in Verlan slang)reversed to become 'beur'.
In the film La Haine, the character Said who we are first introduced to, might be called a 'beur' in French slang.
by Mollymads May 28, 2008
A North African born in France to parents born in the Maghreb. Does not fit in with Islamic or French culture, but instead just replicates Americans and their violence and thuggery.
by Dan October 15, 2003
French expression that means bullshit. Used mostly in Canada. Used to express the fact that you think what the other said is not true
by JamboMasta January 29, 2009
by Nicolette Martinez November 3, 2021