Slang words starting with B

Bare is British slang for "a lot of." It goes in front of a noun, as in "bare people." Before an adjective it means "very."

Based is slang praise for a bold, honest take or a person who is fully themselves, the opposite of cringe. Its meaning has shifted a lot over the years.

A beige flag is a harmless, slightly odd habit in a partner. It is not a warning like a red flag or a plus like a green flag. It just makes you go "huh."

Bet is slang for "okay, sounds good" or "deal." As a one-word reply it seals a plan. Said flat, it can also mean "sure, whatever you say."

Brainrot is slang for mindless internet content or the mushy feeling of bingeing it. It can also mean a happy obsession with a character or show.

Breadcrumbing means giving someone just enough attention to keep them keen. There is never a real plan behind it.

Bruv is British slang for brother, used to address a friend or a stranger. It comes from the Cockney way of saying brother.

Bussin is slang for extremely good, said mostly about food. If the wings are bussin, they are so good they deserve an announcement.