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bhindu is a word that means friend or acquaintant but if used by lit savages it is the Indian/Nepali N word
wow whatta bhindu
bhindu by ShrekLife October 22, 2018
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Noun. From the Indian word for okra, bhinDu is a nickname given to those amazing men who change your life completely (for the better) and make you realize how truly lucky you are to have them in your life. A bhinDu is handsome, tall, funny, goofy, sexy, and lovable, and you don't know what you'd ever do without him.
You are my bhinDu, and I will love you forever.
bhinDu by jaan January 22, 2005
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bhinDu Bindu Baindu Bhandu bhidu Bhindia bindubity binduet bindulge bindun

bindulge 

the act of gratuitously enjoying a meal found within a garbage bin or dumpster. Usually reserved for the homeless or inconceivably drunk, but can be enjoyed by anyone from all walks of life.
Policeman: Excuse me Sir, do you mind explaining why you have eggshells, week-old cabbage and rat bones hanging out of your mouth?

Upstanding Citizen: Sorry Officer, McDonalds was closed so I had no other option but to bindulge.
bindulge by Pharoah88 March 2, 2011
Danny is bindubity .
bindubity by A Bindubity person November 5, 2015
The coolest person ever lmao. She's so cool ice melts when they see her. She's so cool the atmospheric pressure drops everytime she breathes. She's so cool, wattpad stories change when she reads them. She's so cool Netflix asks her for recommendations.
Me: hey where is Bindu
Bindu: here
Me: *melts*
a person of Black and Hindu race.
My mom is black and my dad is Hindu, so Im a Blindu
blindu by Phillyjemini May 27, 2008
Word used by b3tans to describe an image someone's posted as already been done by another user.
B3tan 1 - haha, I made nohands..WITH A GUN!
B3tans 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 - BINDUN.
bindun by tr1nity December 7, 2004
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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

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fucking hobo loko eeessshh
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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