Borscht

Vegetable soup mostly made out of beets. Originated in Eastern Europe. Called barszcz in Polish and באָרשט in Yiddish. Usually served with sour cream. Sometimes it has meat in it.

Borscht yes it is good soup.

by Sugar Plumps May 28, 2018

Borsch

Borsch - The godlike soup. The blessed soul who invented this soup shall forever be in Heaven. When you taste it, you feel like god himself blessed your tastebuds, and the devil used his evil magic to good. It is healthy, tasty, and red. Origin in Ukraine, but now a known and multi-national dish in the slavic countries. Typically made by mums and grandmums.

Person 1: Hey! Let's eat some Borsch
Person 2: What is that?

--- 15 minutes later ---
Person 2: Where do i find more Borsch?

by borsh-is-perfection-soupified. January 30, 2020

bisch

slang term for "bitch" in a more friendly way..

<jim> "whazup bisch?"

by r3d December 27, 2004

Bisch

Friendly form of bitch. Usually between two females that are really close socially.

Hey bisch, lookin' good today!

Dang Brittany! You're such a bisch! Haha, just kidding girl! Love you...

by Spaghetti Yhetti September 12, 2016

birchy

Drop dead gorgeous fella. Horny guy.

Look at Birchy, I fancy a piece of that

by Louise Patterson April 29, 2005

Juan Birch Society

Naturalized American citizens of recent Latin American descent who follow a right-wing agenda, particularly advocating strong anti-immigration policies.

Julio's parents crossed into the country illegally, and now he says Navy Seals should patrol the Rio Grande.
Oh man, another Juan Birch Society member.

by BlueLew June 14, 2010

birch

An alternative for bitch. Birch is commonly used to bypass internet filters. It is also used to call someone a bitch without the associated negative connotations; a more light-hearted approach.

"Well don't get mad at me, birch! You could have answered your own question if you searched first."

"My girl has been birching at me since she got home. I don't know what the deal is, but the birch needs to settle down."

by Jack Krabitz January 4, 2007