F’Bitch
pr-nounced: fib-itch
1. fat b-tch – as in not just overweight, but not even sporting that “great personality” that ugly girls have
she was such a fb-tch!
kill me if i ever become a fb-tch.
a person who is constantly on facebook, which is commonly referred to as f’book.
omg, jordan has been on facebook all day, he’s such a freaking f’b-tch.
pr-nounced: fib-itch
1. fat b-tch – as in not just overweight, but not even sporting that “great personality” that ugly girls have
she was such a fb-tch!
kill me if i ever become a fb-tch.
girls who date f-dudes…they like to sit next to their truck driving boyfriends in the middle seat- or commonly known as “riding b-tch” they also say “f-ck” a lot and they tend to smoke. they also are into trucks and the “no fear” image.
did you see michael? why is he dating that f-b-tch?
tha’ definition of f-b-tch: fake b-tch
“gurl look at dat f-b-tch ova durr!”
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