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The best band in history! A few songs: Urban Dictionary

World's best band. John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Richard Starkey, aka Ringo Starr-the quartet who through their music changed the world! John founded the first line up in 1957; Ringo joined in August of 1962 and the band broke up in 1970. They had many hits; several movies (A Hard Day's Night, 1964, Help! 1965, Yellow Submarine, 1968 and Let it Be 1970). Each Beatle has had a successful solo career. John Lennon was shot to death on December 8, 1980. George Harrison died from cancer on November 29, 2001. Urban Dictionary

They are the best band . . . EVER! They are a classic and so very awesome. As stated by John Lennon, the Beatles were bigger than Jesus and most likely still are, at least in my opinion. They wrote most of their songs while tripped on acid, making for an unusual yet original music experience. Urban Dictionary

Beatles (adjective): A word to describe something that is so good it is beyond comprehension; above genius/bliss Urban Dictionary

An Oasis tribute band Urban Dictionary

The best beer :)the best beer :) the best beer you will ever set your butt upon. Urban Dictionary

The divine pantheon of all things Hippie. Consists of: - John Lennon: the God of Social Commentary and Hard Drugs - Paul McCartney: God of Vegetarianism and Strawberries - George Harrison: the God of Meditation and Sunshine - Ringo Starr: the God of Peace, Love and Sentient Locomotives According to the Ancient Hippie Mythology, John Lennon hatched from an egg laid by the Walrus, and guitared the rest of the universe into existence. In an eternal strawberry field, he watered a stereo-box for number-nine days and number-nine nights, until the stereo box hatched, and out climbed Paul McCartney. George Harrison was likewise formed from a drop of sun. But the Band longed for a bloody good drummer. Then, an octopus laid an egg that was hatched under a steam engine, and Ringo Starr was born. Devout followers of Beatlemania will be rewarded in the afterlife, ferried by Mr. Conductor to the Yellow Submarine, which will take them to their eternal home of Pepperland. Sinners, however, will be rounded up by th *other* Mr. Conductor (Alec Baldwin) and shipped off to the sh*tty TV cartoon's universe to spend eternity in agony. Urban Dictionary

A legendary band consisting of George Harrison, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr(whose real name was Richard Starkey). Their music is well known and well liked. Urban Dictionary

A little insect that rocks (beetle+beat -> beatle) Urban Dictionary

Sixties rock band from England. The most influential and successful music act in history. The Beatles hold the record for the most records ever sold, with 1 billion discs and counting. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to beatles:
beatles, beatless, beatle, beetles, beadles, beagles, beales.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word beatles:
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Words that rhyme with beatles:
beetles, buckwheat hulls, sweet hills.

Adjectives that are often used to describe beatles:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective beatles:
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Consonant match to beatles:
beetles, bottles, battles, battels, bertels, boat heels, boat hulls.

Words that sound like beatles:
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