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bampin'
bampin' by Alexithymia2014 June 4, 2018
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bampin • bamping • Bamgin • bammin • bimpin • bumpin gums • bamjin • bappin • bumpin uglies • bamfin
bampin
A bampin is short for the Dutch "boterham met pindakaas", meaning a peanutbutter sandwich. Boterham is often affectionately called a "bammetje", which is turn is abbreviated to "bam". "Pin" clearly speaks for itself.
bampin by Huibrecht van Swinkels-Wybinga March 17, 2022
bampin
bampin by HarryGWestgate November 30, 2011
Bamgin
Bamgin by Smart and that April 21, 2019
bamjin
You know Kim Kardashian is bamjin
Bamgin
Tom- see that guy over there wearing all that stone island clobber, bet he’s bamgin
Bill- proper bamgin, ya know what I’m sayin. That bitch is rich man
Bill- proper bamgin, ya know what I’m sayin. That bitch is rich man
Bamgin by Rhys with influence of Jay May 30, 2019
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