by Metal Munkey March 07, 2023
You and another person aren’t in a committed relationship but you aren’t just hooking up eiether. You still go on dates but aren’t exclusive either.
“Hey man, what’s the deal with you and that one chick? Are you guys dating or just banging?”
“Neither man, we’re Best Freinds With Benefits.”
“Neither man, we’re Best Freinds With Benefits.”
by Lil Pickle November 26, 2018
Becoming exes with benefits ultimately meant there was no real change to my routine except I was having more sex and fewer fights about dishes.
by ApricotFields June 25, 2020
Something which 'just feels right', but becomes regrettable later.
Plural: detrimental-benefits
Adjective: detrimentally-beneficial
Antonym: beneficial-detriment
Plural: detrimental-benefits
Adjective: detrimentally-beneficial
Antonym: beneficial-detriment
Eating that whole cake was a detrimental-benefit, because even though it was tasty, I'm fat now, and my career is as a model (😱) so I could lose my job!
by IAmPseudonyMeRoar!!! December 08, 2018
by fakename34569 May 28, 2019
A person that stays with you and doesn’t pay his share of rent, but receives the same benefits as if they already had (receiving showers, food, etcetera). May also be shortened to SWB.
Pluralised form: Squatters With Benefits.
Pluralised form: Squatters With Benefits.
Stephen, my brother, you are a squatter with benefits - you haven’t paid your fair share of rent for the past three months, soon to be four, so you’re going to need to be evicted from my property unless you can pay your rent for the months you have missed thus far.
by BandBoxBrawl October 14, 2018
Like friends with benefits but between two people who were previously coworkers. Also known as ECWB.
Not to be confused with Coworkers with Benefits
Not to be confused with Coworkers with Benefits
“Hey Ashley, since we matched on Hinge, would that make us ECWB if we banged?”
“ECWB? What’s that?”
“Ex-Coworker with Benefits, obviously. It’s a new lingo.”
“ECWB? What’s that?”
“Ex-Coworker with Benefits, obviously. It’s a new lingo.”
by Geplenruy May 18, 2021