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Translated from Urdu to English, meaning "sister-fucker". This term started in South Asian ("Pakistan-India") when a guy named Salman was caught fucking his sister. This is socially unacceptable. The term was then used as an insult, and not neccesarily used to identify an "actual" sister fucker.
"Wheres my money you bhenchood?"
"I saw u last night u fukin bhenchood"
"BBHHEENNCCHHOOOODD!!!!!"
bhenchood by Mr. Frosty March 15, 2005
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benchode 

The Gujarati and Hindi word for sister fucker. The prefix "ben" means sister and the suffix "chode" means to fuck.
Dude, don't be such a benchode.
benchode by aakash1120 January 27, 2009
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
it means the one who fucks his sister
bhenchod by arnaknijtan January 31, 2004
Indian slang work means Sister Fucker.
benchod i'll kick your ass.
benchod by harry patel February 12, 2005

Bhanchod / Bhainchot/ Penchod / 

Punjabi/ Urdu offensive
meaning "sister fucker", may be used to call someone an idiot as well as insult.
Jaz: Bhanchod!!! I told you to turn left not right! We'll never get back to Southall before tomorrow at this rate.
Sukh: Terri ma...
Yes, the word does mean sisterfucker, literally. The word was used even as early as the 1800s. If you read Lawrence James' book, the 'RAJ', you will find that Bhenchod was used as a common slang even then.The slang is still used across India and Pakistan, more so in villages, by men and women alike.
The pronounciation may change with the region( Baheenchod in UP & Bihar, Bhaincho in Punjab, northern India and Pakistan, and so on...)
bhenchod by The explorer August 9, 2004
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