Street
bitz
What does bitz mean?
Your neighbourhood — your patch, your area, where you and your guys hold it down. Sits next to 'endz' and 'manor' in the UK lexicon.
"He don't come round my bitz no more, knows better."
Origin
UK road slang of the mid-2010s — same family as endz, manor, yard. Crossed into NYC drill via the UK pipeline.
Frequently asked questions
What does 'Bitz' mean?
'Bitz' can mean your neighbourhood, or a chunk of drugs weighing over 7g.
How do you use 'Bitz' in a sentence?
For example, 'He's from round my bitz' (neighbourhood) or 'he moved a bitz' (a drug quantity).
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