smexi beast
A compliment, like sexy beast but a cooler way of spelling it. A common phrase used now by most teenagers, it was first heard used by Courtney in 2007.
smexi beast by Chickle January 16, 2008
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Smexy beast
Most fricken hot guy your eyes ever saw. Not only with looks, but actions and personality too. They often have fantastic abs, and bloody amazing hair. Parents often at birth, see their smexy newborn and decide that the only possible name that could fit such a heavenly immortal is Nicholas.
"OMG, did you see that guy??" "Who??" "That smexy beast!" "Oh, that's Nick." "OMFG he is HOT!!! Look at his hair!!!" "Heh. I sure have. He's my BF ya know." "You lucky dog!"
Smexy beast by Blue Duck September 23, 2012
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Smexy Beast
A smexy beast is a person/creature who is very sexy but not in the pornographic way.A few of the smexy beasts are Shrek, Waluigi and Ricardo.
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