bend over and i'll show you
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Bend over billy
Someone who is so whipped by their employer, that they bend to their every will. They go above and beyond despite it being of no personal gain, making their co workers look bad in the process .
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A little bitch
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A little bitch
Me: Lets chill before we go home
Co worker: Nah ol bend over billy has just brought down more work!
Me: What! we go home home in 10 minutes....
Co worker: I know right, what a bend over billy... cunt.
Co worker: Nah ol bend over billy has just brought down more work!
Me: What! we go home home in 10 minutes....
Co worker: I know right, what a bend over billy... cunt.
Bend over billy by The bfg January 14, 2015
Related Words
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Bend over for Mr. Putin
Mitch McConnell’s refrain to his GOP cohorts behind Senate closed doors as he wearily admits what has occurred in the 2016 Election.
Let’s just bend over for Mr. Putin and take it in the ass this time, we need to preserve what we have left of our government and preserve our good names to our loyal constituents!
Bend over for Mr. Putin by Dr Bunnygirl October 31, 2019
Bend over and I'll show ya
Person 1: Where did you leave the _______?
Person 2: Bend over and I'll show ya.
Person 1: What the hell happened to my _____?
Person 2: Bend over and I'll show ya.
Person 2: Bend over and I'll show ya.
Person 1: What the hell happened to my _____?
Person 2: Bend over and I'll show ya.
Bend over and I'll show ya by Alyson March 31, 2003
Bend Over Backwards
To bend over backwards would assume some or all of another's problems as one's own. To bend over backwards for someone would portray the idea of going the extra mile and carrying another's burden in addition to one's own.
It would essentially mean twisting, bending, and utilizing a portion of one's interrupted routine (or literally, their body) into a position requiring effort, inconvenience or discomfort.
To exceed expectations by an identifiable action in addition to or at the exclusion of someone's personal responsibilities. The phrase might also be used as insinuation for sexual acts, or when used under the pretense of sarcasm... or both.
Possibly a state of mind. The phrase might be used when referring to someone who finds a portion of their identity in acts of service, hospitality, or ministry.
When used in a congratulatory manner, it could refer to someone who bends over backwards by contributing far more than had been expected or anticipated. It might be used in recognition of expended effort or resources to solve a problem.
Could be used as a prediction of anticipated effort. Someone enrolling in college or beginning a new career might be warned with the phrase that they will need more than "talent" to reach their intended destination.
First submission. Wide open to correction or improvement. Thank you.
It would essentially mean twisting, bending, and utilizing a portion of one's interrupted routine (or literally, their body) into a position requiring effort, inconvenience or discomfort.
To exceed expectations by an identifiable action in addition to or at the exclusion of someone's personal responsibilities. The phrase might also be used as insinuation for sexual acts, or when used under the pretense of sarcasm... or both.
Possibly a state of mind. The phrase might be used when referring to someone who finds a portion of their identity in acts of service, hospitality, or ministry.
When used in a congratulatory manner, it could refer to someone who bends over backwards by contributing far more than had been expected or anticipated. It might be used in recognition of expended effort or resources to solve a problem.
Could be used as a prediction of anticipated effort. Someone enrolling in college or beginning a new career might be warned with the phrase that they will need more than "talent" to reach their intended destination.
First submission. Wide open to correction or improvement. Thank you.
Bend Over Backwards in use: "My father bent over backwards to help us move." "My wife bends over backwards to make things happen." "I bend over backwards for people and they don't appreciate me." Those folks are always bending over backwards for their neighbors." "The crew bent over backwards to make that show happen." "If you want to make it here you're going to have to bend over backwards just to keep up."
Bend Over Backwards by Rabunshire March 22, 2019