A more polite way to refer to a woman's anus, or to refer to a woman's anus while in the company of children, elderly, or parents.
From this angle I have a really good perspective of your backyard bird.
Do you think her backyard bird is bleached?
The other night I got my second knuckle into her backyard bird.
Do you think her backyard bird is bleached?
The other night I got my second knuckle into her backyard bird.
by togoo January 24, 2014
Get the Backyard birdmug. Insinuating that someone must be preoccupied with something busy due to not replying or slow replying via text or email. They have also appeared to go MIA.
John had gone missing for a lengthy amount of time, so Nick messaged him to ask, “you with a bird?”.
by Ryan astle January 15, 2021
Get the You with a birdmug. when your friend is crying about how her dog fly and grew wings and was never seen again i say bird WHICH MEANS BITCH IS ROTTEN DIRTY
by idk what to put ummmm July 8, 2023
Get the birdmug. A animal that will shit everywhere and will fly into death as well has leaving 50 feathers and you have to pick it all up
Bird owner: What should I do with my bird
Used to be bird owner: Kill that little shit has fast has you can before it fly's and shit's everywhere.
Used to be bird owner: Kill that little shit has fast has you can before it fly's and shit's everywhere.
by JellyBeanisDefoMid May 17, 2022
Get the birdmug. You: hey britney, why do birds suddenly appear?
Britney: i dunno y?
You: just like me, they long to be, close to you...
Britney: i dunno y?
You: just like me, they long to be, close to you...
by Jabbert florvin July 17, 2021
Get the why do birds suddenly appearmug. “My bird” or “Bird” is usually someone’s mother or guardian over someone’s life. Bird is the female slang version of “mother”.
“On my bird it’s hot outside!”
“On my bird I don’t mess with him/her.”
“On my bird you got me f’ed up!”
“On my bird I don’t mess with him/her.”
“On my bird you got me f’ed up!”
by SlangDeffiniton__. April 23, 2022
Get the Birdmug. A flock of young women from 'op North' who have migrated south, often for educational purposes and can often be observed squawking around bars in the middle of winter wearing little or no observable clothing.
I'm glad I wore my hat, coat and scarf tonight - it must be minus 5 out. Have you seen the flock of migratory birds flapping around the Oracle riverside? I don't know how they survive!
by lethalonion December 8, 2010
Get the Migratory Birdsmug.