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Bacronym 

An example of a Neologism and an alternative spelling of the word backronym, a term was probably invented by Alan Chapman a business consultant based in Leicester England. Both spellings are used on his website (Businessballs), but bacronym might just be linguistically purer than backronym (being closer in appearance to acronym).
When used as an acronym fine is actually a bacronym.
Bacronym by AKACroatalin August 1, 2016
Related Words
banro banrocktato Banroop bando Balrog Bango Bando baby bancroft Bafro bandom
Masculine name, variations:
VARIANTS: Bahram, Behram (Iranian), Verethragna (Persian Mythology)

Modern Persian form of Avestan Verethragna meaning "victory over resistance". This was the name of a Zoroastrian god (one of the Amesha Spenta) associated with victory and war. This name was borne by several Sassanid emperors. It is also the Persian name for the planet Mars.
Taken from Wikipedia:
The earliest reference to Bahram I (or Bahrom I) occurs in the coronation monument of Bahram's grandfather Ardeshir I at Naqsh-e Rajab.
Bahrom by Anonymous7893 August 17, 2011
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

Bando baby 

A baby born in rough conditions ie. The hood and is raised in an unstable home
Life of a bando baby can be hard
Bando is short for abandoned house.
Bando is also referred to as a traphouse
Bando by joechet September 8, 2016