derived from the townie term, then used in an ironic way to say that someone is either hot, or someone's girlfriend/boyfriend. as always, these things stop being used in an ironic way, and is now widely used and (less) widely accepted as an appropriate term.
'he was with his bewer'
'my god, he was a right bewer'
for examples of bewers-take a look at mcfly (excluding tom)
'my god, he was a right bewer'
for examples of bewers-take a look at mcfly (excluding tom)
by monica August 13, 2004
Pronounced in the same way as "viewer" (and sometimes spelled "biewer") the term bewer refers to a fat slob - usually a woman, but can also refer to a man.
by Dirtygaz March 22, 2020
Depending which region of the UK you come from, the definition could be different.
1. In the North (specifically North Yorkshire) it means someone who is very attractive.
2. Whereas other places use it to mean someone (usually a woman) who is unattractive and/or sleeps around.
1. In the North (specifically North Yorkshire) it means someone who is very attractive.
2. Whereas other places use it to mean someone (usually a woman) who is unattractive and/or sleeps around.
1. That man/woman over there is an absolute Bewer, Buer, Beuer. They are so good looking.
2. That Sharon is an absolute Bewer, Buer, Beuer, she's really unattractive and will sleep with anyone.
2. That Sharon is an absolute Bewer, Buer, Beuer, she's really unattractive and will sleep with anyone.
by LuLu81 June 25, 2023