bveor

the superior venti simp. nobody else is above them when it comes to venti. theyre also fans of hu tao and ganyu too, probably superior there too 😊

hey is that bveor? i heard they were the best venti simp out there!

by nemisisyandere July 20, 2021

Beorge Gush

What really drunk people often end up saying instead of 'George Bush'. Proof that you shouldn't mix political based conversations with alcohol.

Conversation example:

"So dude, who did you vote for?"
"Beorge Gush! ALL THE WAY MAN!!"
"Who??"
"BEORGE GUSH, you dumbass!"
"Do you mean George Bush?"
"THAT'S WHAT I SAID! Who did you vote for, pal?"
"Kohn Jerry, man."
"Isn't he in porno?"
"No that's Ron Jeremy."
"Get outta town! We had someone in porn running for president?"

by DurDaDur January 21, 2005

Bevour, or Bevor

A metal throat guard used by medieval soldiers. The word Bevour/Bevor loosly translates to "Dribble box", as the heat of the breath on the cold metal would cause condensation near the mouth. Comprised of a piece of metal that rested over the neck and onto the chest, with two or three pieces of metal that went up to the nose of the solder, articulating so it could fall down to the throat, mainly for breathing (known as a falling bevor). Also just simply metal all the way up to the nose, without articulation. Some would have a locking pin at the side, to prevent the articulations from dropping during battle.

The soldier flicked his bevor up, dropping the visor on his Sallet to lock them in place.

by Taz June 2, 2004

Beor

Originally from the travellers' cant language which meant woman. But now used most commonly in Limerick City to describe a good looking girl

'That beor's got a daycent arse.'

by Mossy123 August 18, 2008

beor

I read some of these and I wanted to say that 'beor' doesn't mean bitch or babe, it just means girl and it isn't just used in Limerick. It's used all over Ireland. I'm Irish so don't assume I'm wrong. Also, it's not just a traveller's word.

"Hey, beor!"

by Naruto Note March 7, 2015

Bleorg

A nonsensical word originally used by SOD (Stormtroopers of Death) in the song "Hey Gordy", on their 1985 release "Speak English Or Die".

"Hey Gordy, gimme a shot". ......"BLEORG".

by Stephen19007 March 10, 2008

BEEOR

Refers to the product Beer, but is said as such in relation to the copious amounts consumed.

I have drank 17 BEEOR this evening.

by John Ciccone September 14, 2006