A noun used to describe an unfortunate homonym (words that sound the same but have different meanings). For example, biche (French) and bitch (English).
Derived from the French word "biche" which means doe or a female deer. It is a French term of endearment. The English "bitch" rather can be very offensive.
Derived from the French word "biche" which means doe or a female deer. It is a French term of endearment. The English "bitch" rather can be very offensive.
When Pierre referred to his new American girlfriend as "ma biche", he did not know why she was so offended.
When Arthur, who just moved from England, asked for a rubber (British term for eraser) from his new classmate, he didn't know rubbers were another name for condoms. That biche almost got him in trouble.
When Arthur, who just moved from England, asked for a rubber (British term for eraser) from his new classmate, he didn't know rubbers were another name for condoms. That biche almost got him in trouble.
by Bichey July 08, 2014
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