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Literally "sister-fucker" in most North-Indian languages; ben (sister) + chod (fuck). Also used occasionally to indicate sheer delight, excitement, or anger. Increasingly common amoung non-Indians as well in countries and areas with large Indian populations (e.g. New Jersey, Toronto, England).
This benchod is going to die!
Benchod, i cut myself!
benchod by barry kumar October 19, 2006

Banchode 

Sister fucker in the "Hindi" language.

Ban = Sister
Chode = Fucker
Banchode = Sister fucker
Tu banchode hai.
Banchode by kaala January 30, 2017
Indian slang work means Sister Fucker.
benchod i'll kick your ass.
benchod by harry patel February 12, 2005
indian swear word which means sister fucker
basically the equivelant of calling someone motherfucker
Taro bap ne ghand ma chodu benchod!
benchod by benchod123 August 17, 2010

Banchode 

The white person version of bhenchode

A person who fucks her sister

A sister fucker
Wow, Jasmeet you are really looking like a banchode today
Banchode by mrchodehimself May 11, 2021
originated in punjab, is the official slang of Delhi.Literal meaning is sister fucker but now its used to denote element of surprise, anger, shock or even happiness
Benchod!!!....you scared the shit out of me

benchod!!!...its amazing...do it again

benchod teri...maa chuda saale!!!
benchod by delhi boy November 22, 2011
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