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batchload 

A person who is a real piece of work. Someone either really complex or really screwed up or someone almost unbearably hard to handle.

The genesis of the term can be traced from a person being a real piece of "work" or a real "load" and multiple jobs and tasks are often done in "batches." Thus.. a person who is extremely screwed up can be called a "batchload"
That dude Zen, I swear is a friggin BATCHLOAD
batchload by Zenophobe November 10, 2005
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bitchload 

a whole frickin lot of stuff, not commonly used; usually between shitload and fuckton
1) OMFG thats a bitchload of stuff to do
2) I've got such a bitchload of homework to do
bitchload by AntiC_666 November 14, 2004

Bitchlord 

The term comes from the word "Landlord", and it refers to a person, who is the lord/boss/owner of one or several bitches. - A bitch here is not the formal term of the female dog, but a bitch person.
Other, less significant synonyms: Bitch owner, Bitch boss, and the Spanish version - Amo Puta - is also widely spread.
-Hey dude, are you coming out tonight?
-No, I have to go pleasure my Bitchlord.
-You're such a bitch!

Do you remember Anita from the party last week? I made her my bitch. Now I'm officially a Bitchlord.
Bitchlord by lovemybitchlords September 13, 2016

Bitchloaf 

A Bitchloaf is a person that is a fat bitchy loaf that sits around pissing people off and well being a bitch
Matilda Mcdonough is a bitchloaf that needs to get a life

backloading

Continuing to drink at home after getting home from a bar. The opposite of frontloading, where you drink at home before you go out.
"Dude, you were really wasted last night at OJ's. You must have done some frontloading."

"Yeah, but when I got home I started backloading and it got worse. I woke up in the bathtub."
backloading by Commentator X August 27, 2009

Bunchload 

noun. 1. A countless or extremely great number.
There's not even any sheep around here. We usually have a bunchload of sheep.
Bunchload by Almaz von Crainer August 7, 2011

bitchload 

1.there was a bitchload of people at mikes party
2.there where a bitchload of boxes in the warehouse
bitchload by xrayzsemipro March 14, 2013
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