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Boznitch 

Man, I have to go take a boznitch
Boznitch by Fat Boz October 17, 2008
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biznitch 

Biznitch is a bitch thats all up in ya bizness.
Damn biznitch, stay outta my shit.
biznitch by Qaz December 12, 2003

biznitch 

the word "bitch" in a nonsensical language made popular by Los Angelos gangbangers
whassup biznitch?
biznitch by big johnny July 9, 2002

biznitch 

biz.nitch 3 noun.

1.a bad thing or condition
2.slang for woman,
3.any person/thing not of a good nature,

adj.
1.bad,
2.unpleasant,
3.notgood,
Ex: "Why are you such a biznitch?"
"That biznitch is fine."
"Your biznitch precedes you"

Ex: "I failed that biznitch test."
"You biznitch ass mofo."
biznitch by matthewsabi April 28, 2004

biznitch 

used as an ebonic slang word for bitch, so no one will know what your talking about, was used in the hip hop culture, in 1997 for the first time
I cant beleive this biznitch is whearing that dress up in here!

my biznitch iz da shiznit 

when you got a fly ass bitch and you want the world to know it.
"My biznitch iz da shiznit."
"Yeah, well your mom was really good last night."
my biznitch iz da shiznit by Nick D February 13, 2003

Biznitch 

A person who is thought of as a bitch but more strongly. This word defines bitch but with more power.
a person that talks a lot of trash but wont do anything or a person that is scared to do a certain thing would be declared a biznitch
Biznitch by Kane-o- April 11, 2009
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