biche 

A noun used to describe an unfortunate homonym (words that sound the same but have different meanings). For example, biche (French) and bitch (English).

Derived from the French word "biche" which means doe or a female deer. It is a French term of endearment. The English "bitch" rather can be very offensive.

When Pierre referred to his new American girlfriend as "ma biche", he did not know why she was so offended.

When Arthur, who just moved from England, asked for a rubber (British term for eraser) from his new classmate, he didn't know rubbers were another name for condoms. That biche almost got him in trouble.

biche by Bichey July 8, 2014

Biche 

“bitch” but a lil flavor and not as disrespectful.

bicheeeee…. I know yo ass not talking to me.

Biche by beEz14 April 16, 2023

break biche 

verb - "to break biche"
Caribbean saying originating in Trinidad meaning to miss attendance at school, deliberately and without legitimate excuse.
Also often used to describe missing work without a valid excuse.
North American equivalent would be "playing hookie"

Hey, let's break biche today and go to the mall!

break biche by Subberz86 June 7, 2011

Nouveau Biche 

A girl who was once unattractive but became hot and consequently started being a total bitch to everyone. Analogous and pronounced the same as Nouveau Riche.

"I thought you used to be friends with that chick?"

"Yeah but she dropped 20 and got completely Nouveau Biche."

Nouveau Biche by Swinks January 26, 2010

Lac La Biche 

where all the white women at?

Lac La Biche

Lac La Biche by Beerhaus May 13, 2010

Lac La Biche 

Absolute cluster fuck of absolutely nothing there is nothing in this big ass town for a single soul to participate in that is not getting wasted, mugged, walking, siphoned, or stabbed other than those options there is fuck all to do

Let’s not go back to Lac La Biche

Lac La Biche by Jeremy Landy November 12, 2018

Happy Evasive Bachelor 

A man who is satisfied and content with the single lifestyle, in spite of having many opportunities to be involved in a romantic relationship.

Don't bother trying to get Steve to date Alicia. He's a happy evasive bachelor.

Happy Evasive Bachelor by Chad Apollo December 29, 2020