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Bardcore
A genre of music using traditional medieval instruments and vocals to perform a song or tune that was not initially intended to be in a medieval style.
Bardcore by Lord Brexit June 6, 2020
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Bardcore
A musical genre involving having modern songs reverse engineered to sound more medieval, primarily by replacing the sounds of modern instruments with those that existed in the middle ages. If the song contains English lyrics, the words might be altered to sound more like Shakespearean English. All of this is to make it sound as if the song could've been sung by a [bard} in a medieval tavern somewhere, hence the name 'Bardcore'.
Bardcore by Norse Emperor June 6, 2020
Birdstone
The way you swooned that fly chick, had a filling lunch, cured aids and gained superpowers with just one mouthful of powerthirst is totally birdstone!
Birdstone by xequals.co July 20, 2011
bardcore
A group of Shakespearean fanatics so into the whole bard thing that they communicate in rhyming couplets.
birdsboro
A small town that got its name from the owners of the birdsboro or bird mansion
Birdsboro = Bird (last name of family)+'s(to show ownership)+boro= the boro of bird. Birdsboro
Birdsboro = Bird (last name of family)+'s(to show ownership)+boro= the boro of bird. Birdsboro
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birbcore
Birbcore is a new slang word that refers to anything awesome, more awesome than hardcore. Birbcore is currently mainly used in the underground poetry scene at the posthuman end of the spectrum. Birbcore is enlightened; it resists the four horsemen, the lit bros, & the other pigeons.
birbcore by Dodgy Pagan September 21, 2021
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