B.M.T.B. (Baby Mama Type Bitch)

An ex girlfriend who always has to stay on your head about something even though you've never had a child with her.

"Why do you always have to be rude to me your such a B.M.T.B. (Baby Mama Type Bitch)"

by Kingg Exodus April 14, 2020

Blood-type B

- The emoji, "🅱".

- Sometimes used to censor the double G's in "nigga".

- One of the dank emojis.

That ni🅱🅱a right there has a glock.
The two 🅱's right there are the blood-type B's

by 21 Salvedge August 11, 2018

Type beat

Mostly used after someone’s name.

Basically saying that that is something the person would do.

Mary: Uhh! Haley is soo annoying and childish! Why is she still playing with dolls
Jason: she gives off a jojo siwa type beat.

by Omwttyn May 18, 2019

Type beat

Whenever you find yourself saying "type shit" keep it PG and say type beat.

"Man this abandoned hospital is spooky. This is some scooby doo type beat"

by Yoeyamyamal3001 February 8, 2020

Type Beat

Type Beat -in music terms- is a beat that replicates a featured artist (Ariana Grande Type Beat)

It can be used to talk about someone having the same characteristics as another person

James was wearing adidas and nike together. Aaron is doing the same thing

'Hey Aaron, you're on a James type Beat'

by RobbieAnthonySlang November 21, 2020

Type Beat

When someone who produces music but not famously makes a beat tagging a very famous celebrity in it, with hopes that they will hear the beat and use it one day.

Joe: I made this beat inspired by Drake's sound, hope he uses it.

Tom: Yeah that sounds like something he would make.

-That's a Type Beat

by Mz.KnowItAll May 1, 2012

type-by

Like a driveby, but on internet message boards. Usually occurs when a noob makes a mistake and the rest of the board jumps all over them with insults, etc.

Wow, did you hear about SaucyJoe477? He got hit by a major type-by yesterday. All kinds of teh insults were thrown at him. What a lamez0r!!!11one!

No, I did not hear about that. How odd, yet interesting.

Yes, I agree, but only somewhat.

by Bob Gunderson November 10, 2005