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"B" Slang

Slang words starting with "b" — clear definitions, real examples and origins.

"B" Terms

Obvious or easily noticed. If something is "bait", it's not subtle and everyone can tell.

A lot of, or very. "Bare people" means many people; "bare long" means very tedious.

Admirably true to yourself and unafraid of what others think — saying what you believe regardless of whether it's popular. The rough opposite of "cringe".

A quirky, oddly specific trait in a partner that's neither a good sign (green flag) nor a bad one (red flag) — just distinctly them.

An affirmation meaning "okay", "sure" or "it's a deal". Can also signal confident agreement to a challenge.

Acting or living in a fancy, upscale way — sometimes admiringly, sometimes as gentle mockery of pretension.

Low-quality, hyper-addictive online content — or the mental fog and short attention span that comes from consuming too much of it.

Physically attractive — usually describing someone's looks or physique.

Extremely good, especially of food — delicious. "Bussin bussin" is even better than bussin.