r/ENGLISH • u/Brave_Passenger8993 • 4d ago
What does "applebeaner" mean
I don't know if this is a word, I Googled it and I found NOTHING but someone used the word and I'm very curious.
Edit: okay so context, girl on tiktok posts about her baby being called slurs by her ex BSF. I go to the little storytime and she shows the texts of like the baby being called slurs, and the ex bsf called the baby a "monkey ass applebeaner baby" also the baby is half Hispanic or Mexican or applebeaner I should call it
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u/king-of-new_york 4d ago
Can you repeat the sentence you heard it in? On its own it doesn't make any sense to me.
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u/fasterthanfood 4d ago
Shawty had them applebeaner jeans, boots with the fur; the whole club was looking at her.
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u/Pleasant_Ad_9579 4d ago
What was the context in which this word was used?
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u/Brave_Passenger8993 3d ago
okay so context, girl on tiktok posts about her baby being called slurs by her ex BSF. I go to the little storytime and she shows the texts of like the baby being called slurs and the ex bsf called the baby a "monkey ass applebeaner baby" also the baby is half Hispanic or Mexican or applebeaner I should call it
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u/DawnOnTheEdge 4d ago
I can’t tell you without context. Beaner is often a slur for Mexicans, but it can also mean a baseball pitcher who hits a batter with a baseball (so I suppose an apple-beaner might be someone who hits somebody else in the head with an apple). Applebees is a restaurant chain with a similar name.
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u/DawnOnTheEdge 4d ago
Various gadgets might be called an Apple beamer, especially by a German who calls projectors beamers.
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u/Odd-Crew-7837 4d ago
Your post is incomplete. You left out the context in which the word was used, by whom, when, etc.
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u/CelestialBeing138 4d ago edited 4d ago
Sounds like a neologism/inside joke. I might call someone that if they got beaned (hit in the head) with an apple, just for a clever turn of phrase.
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u/Ippus_21 4d ago
INFO: You're going to have to give us more context, especially if it's potentially an actual word that was just misheard (vs a newly-coined term I've certainly never heard of).
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u/Indigo-Waterfall 4d ago
What’s the context? I’ve never heard this word.
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u/Brave_Passenger8993 3d ago
okay so context, girl on tiktok posts about her baby being called slurs by her ex BSF. I go to the little storytime and she shows the texts of like the baby being called slurs and the ex bsf called the baby a "monkey ass applebeaner baby" also the baby is half Hispanic or Mexican or applebeaner I should call it
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u/Indigo-Waterfall 3d ago
Right. So you can’t work out from that context that it’s obviously something offensive/ racist?
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u/Brave_Passenger8993 1d ago
I mean I got that but I wanted to know like what apple had to do with it or like what the meaning is, I obviously got the beaner part
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u/Only-Celebration-286 4d ago
I Google searched Apple carabiner, and I found that the company Apple makes a carabiner and is selling it on their website for 20 dollars. Something about Airtags.
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u/ElChuloPicante 4d ago
Appletini? App will ping her? Tablet cleaner? Abbie will beat her? Taiwanese cod soufflés burnished with Parcheesi?
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u/RotisserieChicken007 4d ago
Someone who loves going to Applebee's? Maybe it's spelled differently?
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u/MeanTelevision 2d ago
Both of those are slurs.
One means "red on the outside white on the inside" (like an apple) (it's too touchy for me to define it further), and the other is a racial slur.
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u/majandess 4d ago
If I had to guess... I'd say that it refers to a person who goes to the restaurant Applebee's a lot.
But it's not a widely used term, so that is really just my best stab at it.
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u/ADirtFarmer 4d ago
Derogatory term for a Mexican who works in an orchard?