beast on
English
Etymology
From beast (“someone particularly impressive”).
Verb
beast on (third-person singular simple present beasts on, present participle beasting on, simple past and past participle beasted on)
- (Internet slang, online gaming, transitive) To defeat or dominate; to outdo.
- 2011 June 26, @icp, Twitter[1]:
- S2D. Lazer Tag time. I'm bout 2 get beasted on with this fucked up ear peice
- 2014 May 10, hyperpowder, “Badmins are even worse in this game.”, in GameFAQs[2]:
- I joined a " no rules" server only to be kicked by the admin for beasting on him. What a lame, I just went back to the Dice servers.