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bainz
bainz by Instagram: @lickyonmyblick.mp4 December 31, 2018
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Baizuo
Baizuo（白左，White Leftists）is a popular Mainland Chinese term coined for a specific subset of Westerners who are despised by most Chinese for their pretentiousness, hypocritical behavior and an overbearing sense of entitlement.
Baizuos are mostly characterized by their heavy use of political correctness and double standards to covertly advance their own material or emotional interests at the expense of others, while claiming otherwise from a self-assumed superior moral position. Some are truly non-malicious, but are too naive or lack the worldview to provide useful opinions or solutions to real societal problems.
Since most of these group is white （白）and left-(liberal) leaning（左）, and thus the name.
Baizuos are mostly characterized by their heavy use of political correctness and double standards to covertly advance their own material or emotional interests at the expense of others, while claiming otherwise from a self-assumed superior moral position. Some are truly non-malicious, but are too naive or lack the worldview to provide useful opinions or solutions to real societal problems.
Since most of these group is white （白）and left-(liberal) leaning（左）, and thus the name.
baintus
baintus by Blackpool Lights November 5, 2006
Baining
A remark popularised in Glasgow made to describe an experience or an object, from which significant enjoyment, and a general feeling of satisfaction, is derived.
Describing an experience or situation
“Double music this afternoon, that’s baining bro”
or, when describing an object
“Nfn lit tea, fortnite n a baining wee ginger cake to cheer is up after a shite day sc snap is"
“Double music this afternoon, that’s baining bro”
or, when describing an object
“Nfn lit tea, fortnite n a baining wee ginger cake to cheer is up after a shite day sc snap is"
Baining by TheRealFaZeJarvis June 18, 2019
Dr. Bains
A being of superiority, not quite human, but not all machine. Usually a brown man with a british accent and a PHD in mindblowing and a master's degree in wooing.
Sometimes possesses powers of growing webbed feet and flying.
Sometimes possesses powers of growing webbed feet and flying.
Dr. Bains by metrosexualbastard August 24, 2006
Binzo
Binzo by Truesdellin March 16, 2011
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