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See bevvie, bevvied.

Slang term for a drink (beverage), usually alcoholic, most often beer or lager. Can also be used in to describe the process of getting steaming drunk.
1. F*@k me, I've had a shit day at work. Could murder a bevvy.

2. "Did you see Billy puking hits guts outside the pub last night"
"Yeah, what a wanker, only takes 6 pints and he's well bevvied!"
bevvy by 123456 May 25, 2004
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Something that’s sexy. A word made up by Lucie from Love Island 2019, who keeps trying to make it happen.
That’s bevvy.
Bevvy by 02JS June 3, 2019
bevvy is drink that contains alcohol.
you want tae go fora wee bevvy
bevvy by Anonymous October 1, 2003
Short for beverage. A drink often served cold.

Could be used as a slang term for any drink in general.
"If you're new to the stream bevvy is short for beverage."

"I havent gotten a bevvy all day!"
Bevvy by Butterywoman November 30, 2025

Bevvy Guzzler 

Somebody who consumes copious quantities of alcohol.
Ryan last night drank 15 pints, seven double JD's, several Sambuca's and a couple of cider chasers. That boy is a true Bevvy Guzzler.
Bevvy Guzzler by Krakfish March 11, 2010

bevvy shit 

Bevvy shit: when you have been drinking the night before and your stool smells awful or what you had been drinking the night before
You got the bevvy shits, aye was pissed last night (Scottish accent)
bevvy shit by True Scotsman August 2, 2017
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Blue Movie 

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I found your stash of blue movies under your bed.
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