boanas
The awesomeness cannot be defined.
Boanas is too fucking awesome for words!
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bonasse
"ou est cette bonasse?"
(where is that fittie?)
"oooofff, elle est une bonasse"
(cor, she's a hot one.)
(where is that fittie?)
"oooofff, elle est une bonasse"
(cor, she's a hot one.)
bonasse by DA FRENCH BOMB November 8, 2010
the banas
a secret language made up of mostly jibberish, developed by Lewis Cafarella and Michael Manns of Buffalo, NY in the late 90's and early 00's. only people within the group they hung out with truly knew its meaning. its popularity later declined as the group became older,but is still not completely unused. if the group comes together every once and a while and consumes alcoholic bevereges, the banas will be flying out all over the place.
the banas in use from its origin. Lewis says, "Sen bwen diddly ote deet doot deet dot." to which Mike replied, "Bananow?"
the banas by Lewis Cafarella March 15, 2008
banasty
That chick was so banasty.
Banasswhole
Banasswhole by CDI July 14, 2016
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