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Beetch
Beetch is like the word biatch; clearly the person using beetch is trying to say bitch but pronouncing it like that is much more fun. Saying beetch is usually light hearted and not used to insult somebody . People who feel uncomfortable swearing might also say the word beetch instead of bitch.
Jenna: Wow margret you can be so weird sometimes lmao.
Margret: Beetch what you saying, im perfect 24/7.
Margret: Beetch what you saying, im perfect 24/7.
Beetch by Cobrascissors December 31, 2020
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beetch by christmaslover December 4, 2009
beetch
Lighter, less crude way of saying *bitch* Normally used by older women who are in the presence of young children and don't want to blurt out the harsh sounding swear word *bitch*.
Ladie hits the curb whilst driving a car with a few kids inside as she hits the curb she mutters to herself quietly *Beetch*!
beetch by Chris Danielsen March 2, 2005
Beetch Farm
Kid 1: Ill take ur mom back to the beetch farm where she came from motherfricker
Kid 2: HEY no swearing on my fortnite chat devin.
Kid 2: HEY no swearing on my fortnite chat devin.
Beetch Farm by Gingoballs October 16, 2019
Ok master let’s kill da hoe BEETCH
Ok master let’s kill da hoe BEETCH by Hisbshshwuwu January 2, 2020
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