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beeyetch 

One who bothers Princess Celestia and attempts to answer questions about bananas. A corruption of the word "bitch" used commonly among the Brony community to describe a rude or ill-tempered person.
Princess Celestia: So let me get this straight- you are a -mmm- beeyetch that likes -mmm- bananas
Box pony: yeah, that's kinda rude-
Princess Celestia: YOU'RE A BEEYETCH THAT LIKES BANANAS!!
beeyetch by LinkIncarnate October 25, 2013
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Variation on bitch--as term of affection or as insult.
Who's the beeyotch now!
beeyotch by ian daffern March 12, 2003
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beeyatch 

Stretched-out phonetical version of bitch. Used for emphasis.
Nasty-face deuce: "Will you buy me a drink?"
Man: "Hell no, beeyatch!"
beeyatch by Ismality January 21, 2003

beeyatch 

A squeakier way of saying bitch, elongated for extra attention to the fact that the subject is not welcome.
Get away from my car beeyatch!
beeyatch by Gumba Gumba April 4, 2004

beeyatch 

1. A variation of bitch. Connotation of 1990s street slang, esp. African-American.
"That beeyatch is late with the rent."
beeyatch by Famous Mortimer January 24, 2003
Slang for b + itch. Can be used affectionately or as an insult. Less offensive way to regard your friends and jokingly call them out for being stoopid.

Pronounced: Bee-itch. With some extra sass in there.
Insult: Yousa baby-back beeytch.

Affectionately: Guess what? Yousa beeytch.
Beeytch by TallBeeytch June 9, 2011
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murderhobo 

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