Bitchshake
Bitchshake by Itsyaboioli February 21, 2020
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bitchcakes
Not British slang...it is from the 90's TV show "Newsradio". Secretary Beth decides to make up a word and see if she can get others to use it by dropping into every conversation. By the end of the day, everyone is using it. Has become popular in Britain due tothe popularity of the show.
It means to flip out or go a bit nuts, or to rant about something.
It means to flip out or go a bit nuts, or to rant about something.
Beth went completely bitchcakes when she found out Matthew told Joe they were sleeping together.
Katherine is going to go bitchcakes on Bill after hearing that news story.
Katherine is going to go bitchcakes on Bill after hearing that news story.
bitchcakes by BlooPenguin April 2, 2007
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go bitchcakes
Not British slang...it is from the 90's TV show "Newsradio". Secretary Beth decides to make up a word and see if she can get others to use it by dropping into every conversation. By the end of the day, everyone is using it. Has become popular in Britain due tothe popularity of the show.
It means to flip out or go a bit nuts, or to rant about something.
It means to flip out or go a bit nuts, or to rant about something.
Beth went completely bitchcakes when she found out Matthew told Joe they were sleeping together.
Katherine is going to go bitchcakes on Bill after hearing that news story.
Katherine is going to go bitchcakes on Bill after hearing that news story.
go bitchcakes by BlooPenguin December 15, 2008
bitchrake
bitchrake by DICKCHEESEBURGER July 3, 2006
Bitchitake-Fu
A fighting style invented by the oldest Mexican in Alberta. It involves flailing one arm around to block attacks, while delivering brutal shin-kicks.
Bitchitake-Fu by Sir Farr August 28, 2010
bitchcakes
bitchcakes by Derek B. December 10, 2003
bitchquake
Commonly used in California, A bitchquake is a small earthquake that hardly does any damage and only lasts for a short period of time.
1: Hey did you feel that bitchquake this morning?
2: Nope, I slept right threw it because it was so small.
2: Nope, I slept right threw it because it was so small.
bitchquake by AAJJCC March 24, 2008
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