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beat feet (verb) : Aussie slang; to run (away)

After crashing their getaway car, the bank robbers had to beat feet in order to avoid getting caught by the police.

Submitted by: Kimberly from Pennsylvania on Nov. 28, 2007 11:30

beatboxer (noun) : one who performs songs or rhythmic patterns using only their vocal cords; a musical style called "Beatbox"

He's one of the world's finest human beatboxers.

Submitted by: J.C. Moore from Pennsylvania on Nov. 13, 2007 16:40

Beatfeet (verb) : the act of walking, running or moving faster than usual.

1.If you want to make it to your appointment on time you need to beatfeet. 2.You'd better beatfeet if you want to make it to the airport on time. —Biloxi, Mississippi,

Submitted by: ChiRho from Mississippi on Oct. 02, 2006 01:53

Beatle boots (noun) : short boots with a high, stout, slightly tilted heel popularized by the Beatles in the 1960s and 1970s

Beatle boots, as cobbler lore has it, originated in October 1961, when John Lennon and Paul McCartney commissioned the British footwear company Anello & Davide to take the then-fashionable Chelsea boots and add some higher Cuban heels. —New York Times fashion section, August 2008

Submitted by: doubleplanet from Canada on Sep. 02, 2008 01:42

Beatlemania

(other) : Beatlemania is a state of mind that exists in an individual when they are overcome by extreme reactions to the music and/or appearance of the musical group The Beatles. Beatlemania is characterized by frenzied, uncontrollable, passionate behaviour.

Beatlemania was prevalent in the early to mid 60's.

Submitted by: Paul Kneipp from Iowa on Feb. 06, 2006 22:34

(other) : A state of mind that describes a frenzied reaction to the music and/or appearance of the musical group The Beatles. (see also Beatles)

Beatlemania was rampant in the 1960's.

Submitted by: Paul Kneipp from Iowa on Jan. 21, 2006 14:10

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