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Informal term used to describe a woman floating along in a giant SUV while immersed in a deep conversation on her cell phone. The vehicle being used is usually designed to demolish small buildings, but is in use for trips to the spa or Starbucks, the driver’s head often barely clears the dashboard, and in the worst cases, the telephone conversation is about a sale on party dresses.
Common usage – “What a Bitwit!”, “A real Bitwit”, etc.
bitwit by socrates11 December 4, 2009
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Believe it or not, it is actually a YouTube channel ran by Kyle Hansen. He makes content about PC building, tips, and judges others' builds.

Sometimes, his "brother" Lyle comes in and posts funny stuff.
Bitwit Kyle: "Judging your PCs Again"
Bitwit by fc2078 January 18, 2021
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btwitiailwy 

By the way i think i am in love with you
it explains itself i use it all the time btwitiailwy
btwitiailwy by Brank January 13, 2008
The term used for someone, usually in animation, who habitually procrastinates whenever possible, even if they don’t want to.
“Dude, are you procrastinating again?!”

“Yeah, consider me BitPit.”
BitPit by BitPitYT February 11, 2019

biwitchual 

Adj. - Of or pertaining to having the qualities of both a good witch and a bad witch.
Question: Are you a good witch or a bad witch?
Answer: I'm biwitchual!
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When you and your girlfriend are gettin' it on in the bedroom, and your head is in between her tits you can barely breath
Man, last night i was in btwits brah
Btwits by Pawbz April 21, 2011
Acronym for Bridge And Tunnel White Trash; A derogatory New York City expression for lower, middle and/or working class ethnic/non-ethnic whites from the outer boroughs and suburbs in the New York Metropolitan area who don't live in Manhattan (considered New York City).
"The clubs downtown used to be cool, until those Batwits came along and ruined it."
Batwit by kemo Dodger July 10, 2009
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