Bidening

Verb: /bɪˈdɛnɪŋ/
1. The act of exacerbating a situation by implementing ineffective or counterproductive solutions, often while publicly discussing the need for improvement.
2. The process of making a problem worse through a combination of inaction and poorly conceived actions, typically accompanied by rhetoric that suggests progress is being made.

Submitted by: @LanceMigliaccio

1. After months of 'bidening' the issue, the company finally acknowledged the need for a new approach to address the problem.
2. Critics accused the Wash DC politicians of 'bidening' the crisis, as their policies only served to worsen the situation.

by @LanceMigliaccio March 14, 2024

Bidening Out

When someone isn’t thinking right, is expressing their thoughts in a confused and silly manner.

Chill bro, you’re Bidening out right now if you think texting your ex is a good idea.

by TismMan July 31, 2024

Bidening Out

When someone isn’t thinking right, is expressing their thoughts in a confused and silly manner.

Chill bro, you’re Bidening out right now if you think texting your ex is a good idea.

by TismMan July 31, 2024

Bidening Out

“Bidening out”, refers to someone who is communicating unclearly, in a silly manner than can be and perhaps should, be mocked.

Your Bidening out bro! You think you should text your ex? What a plum.

by TismMan July 31, 2024

bidening

To “step out” or not acknowledge when person ask you about a specific place time or moment

To not explain yourself or what you think about something

When she asked who I was with last night I simply walked away

Bidening out the moment

by True dictatorship February 5, 2025

Jill Bidening it

When your spouse or significant other is so drunk or high at a party but you're still having fun so you decide to let him or her keep stumbling around the party talking gibberish and just generally making a fool of themselves.

Hey Karen, stop Jill Bidening it and take your drunk ass husband home, he's so drunk he's not making any sense and he's ruining the party.

by SouthSideSeth June 7, 2024

Jill Bidening it

When your spouse or significant other is too drunk or high at a party but you're still having fun so you decide let him or her keep stumbling around the party talking gibberish and just generally making a fool of themselves.

Hey Karen, stop Jill Bidening it and take your drunk ass husband home, he's so drunk he's not making any sense and he's ruining the party.

by SouthSideSeth June 11, 2024