Bank-xiety
I got bad bank-xiety when I applied for a bank account and ended up with a home loan, three credit cards, pet insurance and a snow globe.
Bank-xiety by Billy Bankxious March 12, 2019
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Bank-xiety
Effie: how are you feeling today Frankie?
Frankie: I feel like I have bank-xiety Effie! I think I need to swap banks.
Frankie: I feel like I have bank-xiety Effie! I think I need to swap banks.
Bank-xiety by JLonny March 13, 2019
Related Words
Bank-xiety • bangxiety • Banxiety • bank • bank roll • bank head • bank job • Bank Account • Bank Bitch • Bank robbery
bank-xiety
Geoff: I get these really bad vibes about my bank, I feel like I can't trust them...
Barry: Mate, I think you've got bank-xiety
Barry: Mate, I think you've got bank-xiety
bank-xiety by supersony March 13, 2019
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bank-xiety by Milpool1234 March 13, 2019
Bangxiety
Tonight was Bernadette''s third date with Bobby and as she got ready she had a bad case of bangxiety.
Bangxiety by Faster Redhead November 4, 2016
Bangxiety
Bangxiety by DJ Dammit Man October 24, 2022
Banxiety
Adj. -- The fear that your sexual performance will not live up to your partner's expectations.
Also, Banxious
Also, Banxious
Guy: Hey baby, maybe I better just go home tonight.
Gal: What's the matter, dude? Feeling some banxiety?
Guy: Yeah, that's about right.
Gal: What's the matter, dude? Feeling some banxiety?
Guy: Yeah, that's about right.
Banxiety by Silverstoned September 30, 2004
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