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Adjective: Means "right handed" in some languages. It can also be a noun, and mean "manatee" in Ancient Greek.
My friend Ameera is so Bhanji! She wishes she was a lefty!

Kayleigh is a Bhanji, elephant of the sea.
Bhanji by JennaMeots November 19, 2010
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Bhanvi is just amazing. She could change your life your thoughts your view of seeing life. They are very ambitious and are very motivated for there goals and for life. They have the amazing looks and features u will ever see. They have this magic which you wont see anywhere else the magic to make u smile. They are also very notorious and they can speak anything anywhere. A family person she is. You are lucky if u met one. And just don't let her go from your life if you meet one.
You don't look happy?
I think you should probably have a bhanvi to light up your mood.
bhanvi by Rishib04 September 7, 2020
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Bhanji banji Banjitis bhaji bhangi Bhanti ... Banji banjibble banjico banjide
A word created by KSI in 2019 which means that you’re so rich, you don’t even have to look at price tags.
A: Bro, you’ve picked up 5 Gucci trainers!
B: Don’t worry, I’m banjin.
Banjin by SlangForDays February 14, 2021
An acronym meaning "Be Authentic Never Jeopardize Individuality" made popular to the mainstream public by Sharaya J in the song Banji produced by Missy Elliot
"Banji Cirtified"
Banji by caribbean_soul August 25, 2013

Pav Bhaji 

mouth-watering, like having the wild thaang in the mouth
"Hey ______, how does pav bhaji taste?"
"MOUTH-WATERING!!"
"Pav bhaji is like having the 'wild thang' in yo mouth"
Pav Bhaji by Hood Legend October 8, 2008
In bhojpuri : A personʼs sister in law
This is my brother Raj and my Bhauji Pooja
Bhauji by Svgvr February 24, 2019
pronounced ban-gee
the gay term for a girl who is ghetto.
The photo she took looks go banji because she has the big door-knocker earings in her ear and she's popping her gum.
Banji by Krissy* January 2, 2008
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