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drunk bitches 

A very intoxicated female or male who is loud, obnoxious, disruptive and usually disrespectful to people around him or her. A person who has no self control regarding alcohol and its effects. A person who often doesn’t remember what happened the night before but still loves to get drunk. Drunk bitches are known to cure hangovers with greasy food and rootbeer. They can be seen and heard yelling obscenities at fellow party goers and members of authority. Drunk bitches are the life of the party and attract a large following of admirers. Drunk bitch is not referred to as a negative remark towards others but rather as a way to say welcome we love drunk people.
"I was such a drunk bitch last night I made out with 5 different guys"

"look at that drunk girl she can't even stand!DRUNK BITCH!"

"do you wanna go out tonight and be drunk bitches?"

drunk bitches by J A C July 29, 2008
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Drunk Bitches 

Drunk bitchess get drunk and do shity things so you call the "drunk bitches." They can't handel there shit and its annoying they dont know how to drink like a real women.
Girl who gets drunk and fucks shit up and is annoying or fakes being drunk. so they are drunk bitches
Drunk Bitches by Nicole7633 August 28, 2010

drink up bitches 

its when your drunk and your with a bunch of loud mouth girls who are drunk and you say drink up bitches hoping they will get so drunk they will pass out and be quiet
i am at a concert and the girls would rather talk than watch the concert so you lift ur drink up and say drink up bitches
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