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• bansch

  someone who does not know what the word “j-zz” means or what “j-zz” is. this person will often have a nerdy personality and will not know how much of a dork he/she looks like when they ask “(your name here), what does ‘j-zz’ mean? person a: that kid is such a bansch person b: yea […]

• baret

  simian neckwear donned by the famous author of waldo 54, usually while displaying a reckless disregard for conventionality with the baret hung around his neck, the man charged around the room in a restless manner until finally, to everyone’s surprise, he wordlessly settled into a headstand position against the wall.

• Barakitten

  a fan of jack barakat, usually female. stephanie got a shirt made that said, “barakitten”, to show her love for b-kat.

• barkuum

  when your dog eats food that has been spilled on the floor before you get a chance to clean it up. awe man, i just dropped my meatball! don’t sweat it, my dog will barkuum it up for you.

• beat like a red headed step child

  a tired simile meaning to beat badly. a fresher phrase would be to “beat like a fat kid stealing lunches” the prosecutors got beat like a fat kid stealing lunches.

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