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robo bitch 

someone who tends to automaticcly bitch at people all the time, sort of like a robot programmed to bitch.
Dude 1> You going to your girlfriend's house tonight?
Dude 2> No. lately shes being a robo bitch.
Dude 1> That sucks.
robo bitch by YourACumGuzzler July 26, 2010
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robo bitch 

A bitch that happens to be a robot. A term used in Grandma's boy by Allen Covert.
Derek's acting like a grade-A robo bitch, we should smoke marijuana without him.
robo bitch by chavy June 28, 2008

Robo-Bitch 

Some chick who can catch a flaming wiffle ball with her bare hands.
Holy Shit!! Becca caught that wiffle ball.
She's a robo-bitch.
Robo-Bitch by flaming duche4356 January 4, 2009

mega faggot robo bitch 

someone you are now now rocking with, mega faggot robo bitch
you are now now rocking with mega faggot robo bitch
mega faggot robo bitch by jermkit January 31, 2024

robo-bitchin 

Believed at one time to exist in the English language as a genuine word, "robo-bitchin", coined by Alexander Tankersly Rust, refers to something that is totally awesome. Used in case of no other explanation potent enough for the situation at hand.
"I'm telling you, there's other way to describe her; this girl...robo-bitchin!"

"This thing is absolutely robo-bitchin!"

Ro bo bitch 

It’s a robot bitch
Look at that ro bo bitch, its coming our way
Ro bo bitch by Lick me up July 10, 2021

Robobitch 

The act of stacking a bunch of child vehicles on top of each other and yelling "ROBOBITCH!"
"ROBOBITCH!"
Robobitch by PhillyWalkieBoi3000 November 17, 2016
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