Pronounced "buh-there". Similar to 'Byer' only meaning a bit further away from the person and his/her vicinity and therefore does not qualify as 'byer'. It is unknown what measurement of distance defines the two from each other. Such logic can only be understood by a Welshman. Almost always said with a gesture indicating the location of said object.

Oh buddy, where's steve gone in here?

He's bthere in the corner

Bthere by TheWelshman July 12, 2012

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btree

-noun; bee-tree;

Where blogs come from.

Holmes: Charlie, I bet wordpress is going to buy that grove of btrees with the property market as it is these days.

Charlie: Yeah, I bet you could get a dozen blogs out of each one.

btree by PartTimeMonk June 19, 2008

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BTree

A BTree of order d is a multi-way search tree such that
- every node has <= d children
- every non-root node has >= „¡d/2„¢
children
- all external Nodes have the same depth.

That order 4 BTree has 200 nodes!

BTree by Troy Vasiga July 25, 2004

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bhree

You are smart, funny, beautiful, and very unique. Everyone likes to be around you and you have no enemies. You never like to be alone and you are very athletic. However, sometimes you do not have confidence in yourself and you are afraid of letting everyone down.

Hey Bhree what’s up?

bhree by WDW_watermelon October 25, 2018

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