Bhanju

An unborn child (niece or nephew) who’s gender is yet to be determined

My bhanju will be just like me and so much cooler that the parents maira and junaid .

by Faseeha January 22, 2022

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sub-bogan

Sub-bogan, a term for second or third generation welfare recipients. Usually defined by the petty crimes they like to commit/brag about and sell low quality drugs for sexual favours from degenerate baby-pushing skanks who can't pay with cash because they are incarcerated 90% of their sad, drug-fuelled life.

They wear trackpants daily and use the word "fuck" or "cunt" every second word, deluded into thinking they are major criminals or master-brawlers who can fight their way out of any situation with their skinny, bruised arms.

Generally, end up serving substantial gaol sentences for repeated acts of stupidity. racist no-hopers who live and talk a life of complete bullshit.

Sub-Bogan 1: "Aye, cunt!"
Sub-Bogan 2: "Yeah, cunt. are you lookin?, aye!?"

by m d y May 16, 2009

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BOANTHROPY

1. A strange condition in which a person, usually male, begins to lose their sanity, eventually beginning to believe themselves to be an ox.

That dude was diagnosed with Boanthropy the other day.
No wonder, his mom's a cow.

by Valher November 3, 2009

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Bhangra

Bhangra is a lively form of folk music and dance that originates from Punjab. People traditionally performed Bhangra when celebrating the harvest. During Bhangra, people sing Punjabi Boliyaan lyrics, at least one person plays the the dhol drum, and other people may play the flute, dholak drum, or other musical instruments. While Bhangra began as a part of harvest festival celebrations, it eventually became a part of such diverse occasions as weddings and New Year celebrations. Moreover, during the last thirty years, Bhangra has enjoyed a surge in popularity worldwide, both in traditional form and as a fusion with genres such as hip-hop, house, and reggae. As Bhangra continues to move into mainstream culture, an understanding of its history and tradition helps to appreciate it. Many people believe that Bhangra originated in the 1400s, however, it may be even older. Primarily men performed Bhangra, while the ladies performed their own fierce, yet elegent, dance called Giddha. The men wore the turbin, lungi (long cloth wrapped around the waist), and kurta (traditional Indian shirt), while the women, when performing Giddha, wore the salvar kameez (a long colorful shirt accompanied with a baggy style bottom piece) accompanied by their bright colored duppattas (cloth wrapped around the neck).

Nowadays, because of Punjabi influence worldwide, people perform Bhangra in all parts of the world at occasions such as weddings, receptions, and parties. Bhangra has evolved from a dance and music only performed in the Punjab region, to a popular style of music and dance that people perform throughout South Asia and many parts of the world.

Bhangra: Jazzy B, Panjabi MC, Gurdas Maan, Miss Pooja, Surjit Bindrakhia, DJ Vix, Daler Mehndi, Sukhshinder Shinda, Lehmber Hussainpuri, Sahotas, Babbu Maan, Bally Sagoo, Amrita Virk, Hans Raj Hans, Gubi Sandhu, Aman Hayer, Kulwinder Dhillon, Hunterz, Indy Sagu, B21, RDB Aka Rhythm Dhol Bass, K.S. Makhan, Bhinda Jatt, Sukhdev Sukha, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Inderjit Nikku, Jasbir Jassi, Heera Group, Sardool Sikander, Kuldip Manak, Harbhajan Shera, Apna Sangeet, Gursewak Mann, Amar Singh Chamkila, Jassi Sidhu, A.S. Kang, Amar Arshi, Parminder Sandhu, Yamla Jatt, and Sukhbir.

by ♫ Highway to Hell ♫ April 1, 2010

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