bicaca

the word bitch & cácá mixed together so you aren’t swearing, dirty but without anyone knowing ;))

“oh my goodness jenny is such a bicaca”
“dude i know she’s so annoying”

by genuinelygenuine69 August 9, 2018

Hot Binaca

When someone farts into another person's mouth. The term also suggests that the fart includes a little bit of poop spray.

My girlfriend loves it when I give her a hot binaca after eating tacos.

by tigerwooo July 31, 2016

Binaca

A brand of breath spray.

"Dude, I think you're going to need some Binaca when you go on that date tonight..."

by MattKV July 1, 2008

Biccan

A, usually female, modern witch (as opposed to medieval) in the process of being a jerk. The converse of "witch with a capital B". Portmanteu of "Bitch" and "Wiccan".

I didn't mind the smell of your dragon blood incense while you did rituals, but now that my friend is hexed by you, you're a complete Biccan!

by Brent Fisher December 28, 2005

Binaca Bath

Extreme overuse of a breath spray when someone has Halitosis or very bad breath, and is trying to mask that fact in public or private.

"Max felt really insecure about his breath on his date, so he took a Binaca Bath".

by MattKV July 1, 2008

Bicycal

A Mexicanmobile

Look at the beaner riding a bicycal

by Tyler Valeo October 4, 2008

Bicca

A cross between the philosophies of Buddhism and the practices of Wicca. In both Buddhism and Wicca, nature and the universe are all powerful beings. In the original Buddhism, founded by Siddhartha Gautama in India, it was said that no one should worship the Buddha, that he was merely a teacher of the universal way, and that there can be many Buddhas. In Wicca, there is a God and Goddess who represent the male and female aspects of nature, and so in essence, they symbolize the worshiping of nature. The fact that both Buddhism and Wicca lack an actual deity to worship, make them similar. Wicca has the rede, but outside of that, there are no extensive writings and stories compared to the Dhammapadra and so it would make sense that a Wiccan would want to adopt or model these tenets. Both Buddhists and Wiccans respect and worship nature and also create altars to show reverence to the universe. Both believe in karma and reincarnation and merge together beautifully.

Wiccan: "I really love everything about Wicca but it lacks a set doctrine outside of the rede. People seem to make up a lot of the rules as they go along, I want something more solid to go by morally and spiritually."

Buddhist: "Well, being that Buddhists and Wiccans both meditate, love and respect nature and can even find psychic powers and magic through attaining the highest levels of meditation, why not merge the two?"

Wiccan: "Excellent observation! We shall call it Bicca, and those who practice it can be called Biccan, not to be confused with the mean word Biccan.

"If you cannot decide between Buddhism and Wicca, and you love both, you can practice Bicca and become a Biccan.

by Youneek February 9, 2013