beast v.
1. to molest a child.
![]() | Acid House 8: The cunt beasted little Lisa [...] made her go down on him. | ‘The Shooter’ in|
![]() | (con. 1980s) Skagboys 49: Gilbert O’Sullivan wrote that fuckin nonce song aboot beastin bairns. |
2. to subject to physical abuse, thus n. beasting.
![]() | Making of a Legionnaire 158: [O]ur usual beasting—running along being shouted at, cursed at and generally abused . | |
![]() | Guardian 25 Jan. 🌐 Maj Taylor has denied that he ordered the captives to be ‘beasted’, ‘thrashed’ and forced to run for three miles. | |
![]() | Guardian 2 Jan. CiF 🌐 National service. [L]et the military beast the fuck out of them [i.e. knife-carrying youth]. | |
![]() | Joys of War 44: Beastings is the endearing term for gruelling and punishing physical training [...] Anything to push you to your limit and beyond, physically and mentally. |
3. (US) of a man, to have sexual intercourse.
![]() | On the Bro’d 11: [G]et her in the back office, beast it, get out. |
4. (US) to drive fast.
![]() | On the Bro’d 20: Teddy started to beast it like hell at ninety miles an hour. |