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1. noun: a female mistress

2. noun: a dominant woman. Usually a title of distinction
in an S/M relationship.
1. Mistress Melissa is a binxx.

binxx by MasterWhips May 22, 2006
Urban Dictionary Merch
When you get jinxed, if you respond with “binx” immediately after, this will cancel any jinx.
Person 1 and 2: “water”
Person 1: Jinx!
Person 2: Binx!

The Jinx Gods: The Jinx has been cancelled.
Binx by BirkAB January 12, 2020
Related Words
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Binx is a superhero cat trained to save the world from bad guys and to cuddle it's human.
Never fear Super Binx is here!
Binx by motownandjazz September 23, 2009
A moderator on the Steam Powered User Forums that commonly makes the mistake of calling the forums SUF when we all know it is SPUF.
User: Man i love SPUF!!

Blinxx: Sorry sir, its SUF!
Blinxx by Hawkyyy June 11, 2009
a word used mostly by Syntiche and David
"U JUST WOKE UP?! I U FOUND ENOUGH TIME TO SAY BIXXAR THING HERE"
Bixxar by CobyIsAGoat October 14, 2020
The most superest steam mod eva!!!
and shes hot too
who needs an example for hot ass girl that is a gamer
Blinxx by STFU January 8, 2005
highly intelligent being...

possessing extraordinary ability...

a person from elite community...

higly gifted
oh! that guy is a binx he answered that very complex mathematical problem...

Binx by asocle03 March 5, 2009
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hey let's get a drink of that?

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*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

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