The B Word

1.) a non profane way of saying bitch
2.) a phrase used to refer to any words starting with b to indicate a stronger connotation
3.) in the context of an airport of any government security checkpoint, the b word can and does refer to bomb

dude! tommy just got pulled out and arrested for saying the b word!
bitch?
no! bomb! it was at the airport!
oh shit...

by UM North Quad March 21, 2011

The b word

The b word can mean a lot of things

1- bitch

2- boyfriend

3- baby

4- bikini bottom
5- bye

These words all start with a b

If you think I’m wrong then you’re a b. You decide which one I mean

That b word made my sandwich wrong!!!

I just saw my b word hug another chick!!! He’s so dead!!!

Spongebob lives in the b word

If I walk out that door, I’m not saying the b word

by xx.yung.dagger.dick.xx July 27, 2018

The B Word

usually used to abbreviate the word bitch to avoid profanity, this expression can also be used by non-committals in reference to avoidance of the term boyfriend. Used in this way emphasizes word boyfriend as being more difficult to say than the word bitch, which if your a bit of a commitmentphobe who is hard-pressed for a relationship commitment is quite likely.

"I'm finally getting comfortable using The B Word "
"Bitch?"
"No… Boyfriend"

by pnuria February 21, 2011

The B Word

Short for "Ba." It's when something is so badass that the truncated form of badass (ba) isn't even applicable. It has to be only uttered as "The B Word"

Man, it was The B word.

by Gotcha November 25, 2004

B-word fat

It means when your so fat that people can tell just by hearing you say words with a B in them.

"I bBought bBrenda a bBracelet for her bBirthday party."
"Dude whats wrong with your talking?"
"Oh jeez. I must be getting B-word fat. I need to diet."

by im ur worst nightmare June 6, 2009

word b

word= a single syllable response referring to the situation at hand, often in agreement, sometimes in a "lets agree to usually " mentality. sometimes used as a greeting

B= referring to an individual, or entity to whom you are speaking to or of.

person 1 "what up dude?" person 2 "word b"

or

person 1 "that game was cool." person 2 "word b"

by b1llgo4t January 5, 2008

word b

"how are you doing, my friend?"

One of your people walks up are are like "whats up" so you reply "word b, nothin' much"

by josh October 3, 2003