Benite

Louisiana slang term for bitch

can be used in an derogatory or joking way

ana: have you seen that benite?
sally: no she must have left

by loulou56 December 1, 2023

banter face

The face one makes when enjoying a good banter. Often can first be seen in the slightly upturned corners of the mouth.

Every time we start to disagree about some truly dumb shit, I look forward to your banter face.

by VivatRegina December 9, 2023

Banter

Younger brother can annoy older sibling any way they want

The younger brother was causing banter to the older sibling by annoying them any way they wanted to

by Younger brother January 20, 2024

Banter

Offering chat that is a high quality of chat, good bant requires skill and means you are good in the game of talking.

Banter defined - Hey Jazz and JD you guys just offered some amazing bant. You are true bantologists.

by Dirkulees January 29, 2024

baliterally

its just a cool way to say literally

i need a bad bitch baliterally

by anonymous June 28, 2024

Banter Bottle

A bottle which is passed around by a group of people who provide contributions of human bodily fluid or other "potentially" edible matter to the bottle.

Once the bottle is full, the person who draws the shortest straw has to drink from the banter bottle.

Did you hear what's in the banter bottle this time? Apparently someone ejaculated in this one.

by DukeWilfred January 23, 2025

bonite

Pronunciation: /boʊˈni t/ (This is a suggested phonetic pronunciation)
Definition:
1. Bonite (adjective) - (Of a person, especially a female or child) having an attractive quality.
2. Especially subtly or delicately, without being overtly or conventionally beautiful.
3. Bonite (adjective) - Used ironically to express annoyance, exasperation, or mild displeasure.
Significance:
• It defines “bonite” as describing subtle beauty.
• It emphasizes that attractiveness is not overt but delicate.
• It identifies its ironic use to express annoyance.
• It avoids prohibited word origins.
• It improves nuance by specifying a particular beauty.
• It replaces words such as “pretty” and “cute”.
• It uses the Latin root “bonus”.
Adjective: bonite

Examples:
• “She has a bonite sonrise.”
• “Bonite, another traffic jam!”
• “That bonite child has such nice manners.”
• “Bonite! What a mess!”
• “The painting is very bonite.”

by Dmitrio February 4, 2025