Binda

It is the indian version of the "n" word and the "s" word, it is for the indians who have not been able to say those other two words.

Whats up mah Binda?
Binda Please!

by Fellow Indian July 10, 2007

bindu

A big so-called "Hindu", often from Surrey or Abbotsford B.C.
They are often "Surrey Jack's"/"'Jack's" who wear fake Christian Audigier & Ed Hardy, as well as fake Affliction. With a mixture of the derogatory term "Hindu", (used in place of Indo-Canadian or any other correct term referring to a middle-eastern ethnicity) and the describing word big, they are referred to as a "Bindu".

Jason: "Did you see that fuckin' Bindu 'roid monkey?"
Mike: "Yeah man, his fuckin' LIPS had an eight pack!"

by Butty Guy September 6, 2009

binders full of women

Mitt Romney's gaffe when he talked about asking women's groups for potential Cabinet candidates. But you can feel free to misconstrue it as his way of condescendingly calling a group of women as if they're his whores.

Yep, when I was a governor of Massachusetts, I got binders full of women.

by mnihnuht October 17, 2012

Binder

A Mormon term for a place where eligible women are kept.

Hunter: Let's hit the bars. It's Ladies' Night.

Tyler: Dude, there aren't any bars in Monticello, Utah.

Hunter: What the hell? How am I gonna get laid?

Tyler: No prob, dude. I'm checking my binder right now.

by turtleposer October 16, 2012

Iddy-Biddy

A great friend. Despite her nickname, she has a huge heart, with so much room for the people she loves. She sometimes doubts herself, but she shouldn't.

Tiny: iddy-biddy
great: iddy-biddy
lovable: iddy-biddy

by DetectiveRosePeep February 16, 2018

bandy

A member of the school band. Bandies usually hang out together, have inside jokes that nobody outside the band gets or understands (which are sometimes inexplicably used when not even in the presence of other bandies, leaving the bandy the only one to get the joke), and generally maintain their own sort of secret musicians' society. They may be friends with non-bandies/non-musicians, but when together with both bandies and non-bandies, they often talk about music-related subjects that the non-bandies don't understand, leaving the non-bandies out of the conversation.

This term may also sometimes be used to refer to members of the school orchestra.

"I called my friend to see if he wanted to do anything this weekend, but he said he already had something planned. I bet he's going to hang out with some of his bandies."

by sgmidence June 29, 2005

Bindipper

And the scousers used to sometimes sing this at matches in the 70's.This was then updated by opposing football fans and given new words which were -"You look in a dustbin for something to eat,You find a dead cat and you think it's a treat,In your Liverpool slums,in your Liverpool slums."2

Chanelle is a bindipper

by Kidderz March 1, 2018