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Millibitch 

The unit for measuring swag. One thousand millibitches, or one bitch, refers to the amount of swag required to coerce a hot chick into sleeping with you based solely on your swag. Hence, if you have one bitch of swag, you can get one bitch to sleep with you.
There were three girls at the bar tonight; fortunately, I have about three bitches worth of swag.

Person A: "So how much swag do you think he has?"
Person B: "I'd say about eight hundred millibitches."
Person A: "Wait, he got that hot chick's number. He must have an entire bitch's worth."
Millibitch by Pick Yer Poison December 3, 2011
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Milliinch 

Milliinch (mil) is a distance unit used sometimes by tape adhesive industries to assign a thickness to the tape. The origin of the word must have been due to some confusion since the Metric system and the English system of units were combined (e.g. milli- is from the Metric system while the inch is from the English system).
Milliinch Conversion:
1 mil = 1/1000 inch (or) 0.001 inch
Milliinch by Kreamcheesenlox02 March 31, 2009

Malibitch 

Those sorority girls that think they run the god damn world. They think they can walk all over everyone and do whatever they want just cause their daddy has a sweet house in Malibu.
We were relaxing on our porch on a Saturday night enjoying some brewskis and some sorostitute wanders over and just demands that we get her some ice for her mix drink.

Yeah man, total Malibitch.
Malibitch by majamski September 20, 2011

multibitching 

the act of bagging or "getting" girl(s) or guy(s), hook up with, go out with, make one's own while doing other actions. it is more common for a guy to be the one multibitching.
This dude stay multibitching with these hoes riding on his bike.
multibitching by Acie Rains October 20, 2008

millibit 

Pronunciation for mBTC (1/1000 of a Bitcoin). 1 millibit is around 1 USD as of 2017.
Millibit reached parity with USD last week.
millibit by mlaformat January 8, 2017

milliïnch 

Rare, technically correct, spelling of milliinch; thou.
Oh yes, the milliïnch aka the thou...
milliïnch by Master of beargreen November 19, 2023
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