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Blllll (Buhl)

Blllll pronounced (Buhl) and spelled correctly with 5 L's, is a common word in upstate New York. Mainly used in the St Lawrence County region it has come to mean "You are stupid" or "Shut up". Sometimes Blllll is associated with a handsign which is most easily described as a horizontal peace sign under the chin with the fingers pointing towards the person.

Many adults and students in the region now know the sign and it has become common for some.
Person 1: Dude I am really awesome at HALO2.
Person 2: Blllll (Buhl). You are a loser.
Blllll (Buhl) by Jake Knowlton July 28, 2008

Blllll (Buhl)

Blllll pronounced (Buhl) and spelled correctly with 5 L's, is a common word in upstate New York. Mainly used there it has come to mean "You are stupid" or "Shut up". Sometimes Blllll is associated with a handsign which is most easily described as a horizontal peace sign under the chin with the fingers pointing towards the person.

Many adults and students in the region now know the sign and it has become common for some.
Person 1- Omfg d00d 1 pwn @ HALO N 0th3r s7uff
Person 2- Blllll (Buhl) stfu

bllllllllllllllllllack 

A new age way of using the word black. It is used for both color, and color of skin. Plain and simple. There is no set amount of L's you can use in the new age version of the word, but I must inform you, the more L's used, the better.
"are you bllllllllllllllllllack?"

bllblbbllbbbblbbllblbblbblblblbbbllb 

1. random gibberish spammed on a keyboard
2. seizure
example 1:

yo i think i- bllblbbllbbbblbbllblbblbblblblbbbllb

example 2:
guy "yo what you writin?"
other guy "bllblbbllbbbblbbllblbblbblblblbbbllb"
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