bint
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- noun
- /bɪnt/
- Slur
- She's an ugly bint.
Examples
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That rude bint has been spreading gossip about me at work.
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These bints.
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No more running after bints in the dancehall.
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- I am a top television journalist, not some boorish bint in a bikini.
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Don't you remember the din-din with the grotty Scottish bint?
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I can't believe she called me a bint just because I disagreed with her.
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He's always making derogatory comments about women, referring to them as bints.
Synonyms
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A very rude word for a person you strongly dislike
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A rude, insulting word for a very unpleasant person
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A rude person who treats others badly
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A polite phrase people use instead of a rude word for a woman
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An insulting name people use about a woman to show anger or contempt
A rude, stupid person who annoys others
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bint comes from the Arabic word bint, which means 'daughter' or 'girl', and it entered English through contact with people from South Asia. In English it became an insulting word for a woman, so it is rude and offensive today.