BIS

Butts in Seats, i.e., employees sitting at the office. Used in a couple of different ways: a) to count the actual number of employees, excluding people on leave, trainees, open but unfilled requisitions, etc. b) to count the number of people physically present in the office as opposed to working from home.

I know your department has budget for 18 people, but you only have 10 BIS, plus 2 in the hiring pipeline, and 2 who'll be coming back from parental leave next month.

The corporate mandate is for everyone to come in at least three days a week, but I don't see that many BIS.

by egregio March 22, 2024

Disaster Bi

look up Everett Gray from XOXO Droplets.

JB: Everett is such a disaster bi

by moreori May 3, 2021

Bi-Winning

A disorder that causes you to get fired from your hit TV sitcom, start sleeping with porn stars and become addicted to cocaine.

A.K.A. Charlie Sheen-itus

Are you bi-polar?
no, but i am bi-winning.

by themotoboy April 2, 2011

bi bubu ba

u can use “bi bubu ba” where you don’t know what to say

what we have to do? BI BUBU BA!!

by r0bbyb0bby November 21, 2021

Bi-lo Dad

A low income single dad that lacks personality and is the embodiment of mediocrity. Can be seen shopping at Bi-Lo usually looking for a special on Fish fingers or LA Ice cola. Can often be heard using phrases such as “There’s food at home” or “I always loved your mother mate”

Geoff is such a Bi-Lo Dad he literally only buys home brand just to save 10$

by anonymous April 5, 2023

yg bi

You can use this word whenever you want to act like teneg gichii. You might think using it makes you chad, but no. Even without saying or typing it, you're still teneg gichii

Puu al ene yg bi
Temuulen gichii mine eniig hardaa. Ene yg bi
Pisda chin yg bi shig hereldtsen shaajin
Yg bi

by Ylagdashgui Yalguun November 21, 2021

bi-winning

When you win here and you win there; also, if you're Charlie Sheen

Charlie Sheen is not bi-polar, he's BI-WINNING. He wins here, wins there, and wins everywhere.

by Drake Petra March 25, 2011