binch

See also: Binch

English

Etymology

Humorous alteration of bitch that emerged on Twitter in the late 2010s in response to profanity filters.^[1]

Noun

binch (plural binches)

1. (slang, euphemistic, humorous or derogatory) A bitch.
   • 2017, Gisela Factora, "How Millennials Killed Me", Nonsense (satirical magazine of Hofstra University), September 2017, page 9:

     If possible, give those binches some serious tea to spill.

   • 2018, Janice Erlbaum, Lucky Little Things‎, page 34:

     “Sorry I was a binch yesterday. Ooh, I like those earrings.”

   • 2019, Jessica Lanyadoo, T. Greenaway, Astrology for Real Relationships: Understanding You, Me, and How We All Get Along‎, page 95:

     An important part of sexual health is respecting yourself enough to cut out any binches if they don't respect your sexual boundaries.

   • For more quotations using this term, see Citations:binch.

References

1. Eve Peyser, "Corncob? Donut? Binch? A Guide to Weird Leftist Internet Slang", Vice, 22 August 2017