Download File - JOHN J. HADDAD, Ph.D.

BCNUfor just a second. With bawangos like that, she could bein the movies.BCNU [“bi”si”@n”ju] tv. Be seeing you. (An initialism.Appears in informal written contexts.) Todd alwayscloses his notes with “BCNU.”Be there or be square. sent. Attend or be at some eventor place or be considered uncooperative or not “withit.” There’s a bunch of people going to be at John’s onSaturday. Be there or be square.beam up in. to die. (From the television program StarTrek.) Pete dead? I didn’t think he was old enough tobeam up.bean 1. n. the head. I got a bump right here on my bean.2. tv. to hit someone on the head. The lady beaned mewith her umbrella. 3. n. a human nipple, especially asseen through clothing. (From the shape.) Gee, I cansee her beans, even when it’s not cold!bean time n. dinnertime. I’m hungry. When’s bean timearound here?bean-counter n. a statistician; an accountant. When thebean-counters get finished with the numbers, you won’trecognize them.bear cage n. a police station. (Citizens band radio.) Have you ever been in a country bear cage?bear in the air n. a police officer in an airplane or ahelicopter. (Citizens band radio.) They’ve got a bearin the air on duty in northern Indiana.beasty mod. [of a person] undesirable; yucky. (California.) You are like, so like, beasty!14