bweefed
Awl she bweefed
bweefed by WaylaFrmdaWic September 3, 2021
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roast beefed
(v.) 1.{literal} ~(ing) is the act of throwing a sandwich, commonly a roast beef sandwich (in a plastic sandwich bag) at an unsuspecting passer-by. 2.{general} to be ~ is to be unsuspectingly attacked, defeated, or rendered into a humiliating situation.
1.
Dude.. did you hear? Will Roast Beefed this random choir dude in the hall.
2.
Shoaib: Aww no that was my last life...
Miranda: YOU JUST GOT RAOST BEEFED!
3.
Parsons: {playing Killer Bunnies} AHHHH I just got Roast Beefed!
Dude.. did you hear? Will Roast Beefed this random choir dude in the hall.
2.
Shoaib: Aww no that was my last life...
Miranda: YOU JUST GOT RAOST BEEFED!
3.
Parsons: {playing Killer Bunnies} AHHHH I just got Roast Beefed!
roast beefed by Ap Physics May 16, 2006
Related Words
bweefed • beefed • beefed it • beefed up • Bleefed • Beefed Bread • beefed him • beefed out • beefed the queen • roast beefed
beefed it
In the film "Napoleon Dynamite" Napoleon throws an orange at Uncle Rico's van. Rico jumps out and puts Napoleon in a headlock. Napoleon elbows Rico and escapes, but as he runs away he attempts to jump a fence and "beefs it". Yes, Napoleon really "beefed it". By the way the "beefing it" was NOT in the script. It was a real "beef" made by the actor playing Napoleon. It was so funny they left it in the film.
beefed the queen
beefed the queen by Professor Charles2 April 30, 2012
Street beefed
Street beefed by Bignigferg69 November 15, 2019
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