bezaar 

Farsi slang,noun,means whore.A woman who intercourse with men,easy and without money deal.

Hey jack, Sue need a man for weekend,she's a nice bezaar.

bezaar by Mamrez Erfani April 18, 2008

bizaardvark 

a funny show on disney that is very overhated and deserves more love. stan frankie wong.

i just started watching bizaardvark! my favorite character is frankie wong.

bizaardvark by olivisonrights May 9, 2020

Bezaire 

Known in circles of royalty as the family for which the natural path of rule makes an exception. For the greater part of the last 6 centuries, the Bezaire name has been held in only the highest regards.

Bezaire loosly translates through aramaic text as "The Soul of God".

Bezaires have been known to be very well endowed and have the physique equal to only other bezaires and zeus' trainer, Amerkleal.

Used as a term to describe utmost awesomeness

That guys a real Bezaire! see him lift that armoured car to free that kitten!

Bezaire by Terry Wilson July 23, 2012

Jeff Bezoar 

A not so playful nickname for the owner of Amazon and the Washington Post, Jeff Bezos.

Just as it is with a run of the mill bezoar, if left unchecked, Jeff Bezoar and his voracious appetite for power, ownership and control may result in serious and potentially deadly complications.

Jeff Bezoar by Dr Bunnygirl September 8, 2019

Bekaar 

It's a Hindi word that literally means "useless". Usually targeted as a mild insult towards slackers and good for nothing mooch offs.

Sonam looked at her good-for-nothing lazy husband and muttered "bekaar" under her breath.

Bekaar by LargeTrout December 29, 2010

Circuit Bazaar 

A Circuit City that is overrun with Indian people asking questions about rebates and sales.

Indian man - Excuse me do you work here?

CC Associate (in a red CC shirt) - No, I'm just employed here. They don't pay me enough to work.

Circuit Bazaar by Mistahtom September 5, 2005

bazaar 

Market place.
A downtown road that has businesses.

Derived from Hindi/Sanscrit

Let's go to bazaar and get the meat for dinner

bazaar by Sathish Pottavathini January 5, 2005