bigjob 

One of the many childhood euphemisms for shit.

"I need to do a bigjob"
"I've just done a bigjob"
"don't step in the dog's bigjobs!"

bigjob by Bakers January 23, 2008

BIMJO 

Balls In Mouth Jack Off

During ejaculation, when a man puts his balls in a woman's mouth and jacks off to climax, this is called a BIMJO, an acronym for Balls In Mouth Jack Off.

Green: Hey, Hoagie! Did you see what Bernard did to Laverne last night after the party?
Hoagie: No, I totally missed that. What happened?
Green: He went upstairs into the attic, fucked her brains out, and then gave her a BIMJO!
Hoagie: He gave her a BIMJO! What a maniac! That is so bitchin!

BIMJO by Xaf November 4, 2011

BIJO 

A group of three guys who are absolute sickos

Ryan: “Look over there, it’s BIJO!”
Beats: “Oh my gosh, they’re so cool!”

BIJO by Bob_Dabrickashaw October 7, 2019

Koseki Bijou 

🗿 this is Koseki Bijou

me: 🗿
my friend: 🗿
koseki bijou: 🗿

Koseki Bijou by Aumon1042 August 2, 2023

BizJourn 

Short for the popular "Business Journal" magazine, a weekly magazine with more than 8,200 subscribers. The paper has a weekly circulation of more than 10,000, and a readership of more than 50,000.

My friend Maggie got famous when the BizJourn took her picture holding St. Joseph's statues. That chick got such lucky a break and now she doesn't have to answer phones anymore.

BizJourn by GFrank April 4, 2009

Bijoya

The most attractive woman in the world. Anybody would kill for her to even look their way. She is extremely smart, has a great sense of humor and an adorable laugh. She lights up the room as soon as she walks in! She is tall, thick in all the right places, has beautiful black hair and gorgeous brown eyes, and an even greater smile! She is the most wonderful girlfriend in the universe. <3

Damnnnnnnnnn, Bijoya lookin like a bad bitch! 😎

Bijoya by Vuxel April 1, 2021

bijoy 

It means twin or double joy. In other languages, it means Victory. It also means virility and potency.

Bijoy is the best word that describe him in bed!

bijoy by Oxford Dictionary II May 25, 2011