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Hindi. Used in India/ Pakistan/ Indian occupied regions of the UK, Canada. Literal meaning is a respectful term for sister. Also used in a derogatory manner to denote unfashionable, uncool, housewifey sort. Usually dressed in a Punjabi 'suit' (a salwar kameez) speaking almost always in Punjabi or Hindi. Example: Rani Mukherjee, Juhi Chawla, Bhagyashree

Variation: BTM or Behenji Turned Mod. A Behenji who is trying to look hip in a clumsy, obvious manner.
Usage: a) Don't be such a behenji b) What's with all the gold bangles? You look like a behenji.
Behenji by The Great Platypus August 24, 2009
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When uncle Sam fuckes an ally so bad, it renders them unable to sit on their ass
Shelly: Did she betray him so bad?

Sheldon: Yes. She's a fucking behenjoe
Behenjoe by AronMaxwell June 19, 2022
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Huge. Surpassing normal expectations.
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