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(Conjunction) B-T-Dubs is basically a shortening of By The Way. The Dubs in BTDubs is actually a different way of saying W. The pronunciation of W can be thought of as DoubleU and Dubs is More…

btdubs

slang for BTW, or “by the way” =Vy: “I got an A on that paper, btdubs.” Etymology : BTW originated on the Internet as an acronym, or initialism. Instead of saying “bee-tee-double-u” out More…

btdubs (2)

By the way / for your information. =Slang. Used in casual conversation among those highly familiar with text messaging or internet abbreviations. Primarily used by young people. More…

Btdubs (3)

By the way. =Used when telling people about something. Usually used in texting conversations and also in social media on the internet. It is usually used at the beginning of a sentence. More…

BTH

(prepositional phrase; Initialism) back to Hanszen =BTH is an initialism for the phrase, ‘back to Hanszen,’ in which the name of each letter in the abbreviation is pronounced. The More…

BTJ

(Adverb) Back to Jones College. Used when a group of Jonesians want to return to Jones College. Usually used as a shibboleth to distinguish Jonesians from those of other colleges. More…

BTJ

stands for “Back to Jones,” can be used as a statement or question =other colleges have begun to use similar abbreviations such as “BTM” for “Back to Martel” or “Back to McMurtry.” More…

BTJ (1)

“Back to Jones” college. A term used by members of Jones College at Rice University to explain that they will be traveling back to their residential college—whether it be by foot, bike, More…

BTM

(Initialism) The act of returning back to Martel College. =Someone not at Martel would likely be unfamiliar with this phrase. The term probably gained popularity as Martelians are known for More…

BTM3

(phrase; from "Back to Martel") A yearning from Martel College students to return to their own residential college. Also, acronym for the phrase "Back to Martel." =This More…

BTS3

(phrase; from "Back to Sid") A desire of Sid Richardson students to return to their own residential college. Also, acronym for the phrase "Back to Sid." =The phrase is More…

BTW

Shorthand method of expressing by the way, commonly used in office memorandums and email communications. =BTW, there's a diversity training class meeting at 1:00 in the conference room. More…

Bubbies

Breasts Bubbies is a term used as an alternative, less official way to say breasts and a less vulgar way to say boobies or boobs. It is used mainly by socialites in the New Jersey area. More…

bubbles

A euphemism for testicles. =The word comes about from a television show characters inability to say the word penis or testicles. She uses this word to signify testicles, likely because of More…

Bububublah

the remainder of a forgotten or irrelevant conversation. When a speaker does not fully recall the conversation he or she is repeating or does not want to waste time quoting irrelevant More…

buch

(clipping) kombucha, a fermented probiotic black or green tea-based drink popular for its taste and supposed health benefits =although I have only heard it used casually by two people other More…

buck

(metaphor and derivation) To physically or verbally abuse, intimidate, or attack. Usually meant not in realistic terms; not intended seriously; if someone 'bucks' someone else, it More…

Bucket List

(Noun) A list of activities and achievements that a person hopes to accomplish in his or her lifetime. =You should definitely put the Louvre on your bucket list. Etymology : Bucket list More…

Buckler

A small, round shield either carried or worn on the arm. ='The Spaniards made good use of their bucklers in the battle against the Germans' Etymology : from Latin More…

bucks

An exclamation to express satisfaction or excitement with an event. ="Bucks! UCONN won the NCAA title!" Etymology : Formed by taking the definition of bucks which means More…


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