bandor 

Means monkey but badman thugged out asians use it to describe them blacks

Look at that dirty bandor/bandar

bandor by M.O.B April 7, 2004

khala bandor 

bengali word for black gorilla

yo you khala bandor wys (yo u black gorilla wys)

khala bandor by khobis December 31, 2021

My bandor 

Means you’ll always be mine, and we’ll always be together. Bandor means (monkey)

You are my bandor 🤞🏽💕

My bandor by Picachu24 April 5, 2019

Bundordie 

Bundordie is a prestigious clan with a fearsome gang mentality (as suggested by Ian Greener). This group patrols and safeguards the innocent magpies of Melbourne and will go to extreme lengths to protect this holy species of bird, even if it means Urbex. The members of the Bundordie clan are all hard cunts who have a spiritual connection to the maggie's and it requires years of dedication, training and initiations to become apart of the clan. Those who are not apart of the clan but proclaim the word of Bundordie shall be stoned to death by the assassin known as "Haydar" (meaning stealthy Syrian).

The name "Bundordie" originates from a legendary magpie known as Chief Bundordie. He was the leader of all magpies across Australia and was the biggest hard cunt. His hobbies included downing VB in the arvo, shanking local Eshays and rolling TN's from shit cunts from Oakleigh Station.

*Sees magpie in the distance* "Oi Bundordie"
*Magpie nods in acceptance* (Translated into English) "I'll protect you brother"

Bundordie by Bundordie Lord October 29, 2018

bandersnap 

A machine gun like release of pent up gas.

Moose was both horrified and amused as he fell backwards into arms of his fellow team builders unable to control the powerful release of a fluttering bandersnap.

bandersnap by Tennisbum February 3, 2010

bandori 

Bandori is the short, most commonly word used to refer to 'BanG Dream! Girls Band Party', an anime/game franchise about 35 lesbians that like to play instruments.

Some of the songs in the bandori bands are really good tho, I recommend.

bandori by aqwaria October 18, 2020

bandooloo 

Jamaican origin, to swindle, con, use deception to acquire something.

Can also be used as a verb.

Simon bandoolooed Roxy for her sandwich money.

bandooloo by Mr_Dan July 19, 2010