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burnsauce 

New slang word first uttered by T-Rex of Dinosaur Comics fame. Similar in meaning to burn, but saucier.
T-Rex: Hey there Utahraptor! Have I ever told you you're a prints among men?

Utahraptor: You have not! And let me just say: thanks, T-Rex!

T-Rex: A 29 cents prints, that is!

Utahraptor: That doesn't even make sense!

T-Rex: Burnsauce!!
burnsauce by bgroon December 3, 2004

burnsauce 

New slang word first uttered by T-Rex of Dinosaur Comics fame. Similar in meaning to burn, but saucier.
T-Rex: Hey there Utahraptor! Have I ever told you you're a prints among men?
Utahraptor: You have not! And let me just say: thanks, T-Rex!
T-Rex: A 29 cents prints, that is!
Utahraptor: That doesn't even make sense!
T-Rex: Still!
T-Rex: Burnsauce!!
burnsauce by bgroon December 4, 2004

Burbsauce 

Something to add to make a ice hockey game better.
Good play man! But next time use a little more burbsauce.
Burbsauce by Jeremyyyyyyy January 6, 2009

burnsauce 

New slang: confidence of one Mr. North (qwantz.com) that will catch on. Meaning/significance unknown.
I love burnsauce on my pizza.
burnsauce by Damo Suzuki December 3, 2004

Burnsauce 

An elaboration on the word burn. Do not use in Halo matches this word is used to mock the halo community.
Pooman: How do you connect this DVR?
Pooman 2: What are you retarded?
Pooman 3: BURNSAUCE!
Burnsauce by mannyd7 December 21, 2008

Burgsauceulate 

What happens when there is too much sauce on a sandwich or burger and it leaks out
“Dang this burger burgsauceulated on the plate”
Burgsauceulate by anonymous July 3, 2025
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