good bitch
1) referring to someone who does or says something in a submissive, compliant way to ease to other person.
2)doing something particularily out of your way or standards for someone.
3)just being plain nice, but get misinterpreted as being a good b-tch.
–used most often in a comedic and friendly mannor with a group of friends. sometimes followed by an abrupt “oooh” after it.
could be used as deragatory phrase against someone. or just between two people in a conversation.
“good b-tch” coined by seerap- rip 9/25/06
examples of “good b-tch”
1) friend #1-“hey i dropped my phone, get it.”
friend #2-“okay.. here, it looks fine, the battery just fell out”
friend #3-“that’s a good b-tch. oooh”
2)”you should probably stop doing that, because it just makes you look like a good b-tch.”
3)”don’t be a good b-tch and let him tell you what to do.”
4)”babe, are you going to that party tonight, while i stay home and study?”
“no, it’s okay, i’m just going to stay home too.”
“that’s a good b-tch!”
a girl or woman that is generally well-received with others, loyal, or says/does cool things. the female equivalent of a “good c-nt”.
mostly used as a casual term of endearment between girls, to establish friendship and sociability. however if a guy says it, the girl will usually -ssume he is being disrespectful and become offended.
it can also be shortened to “g.b” if someone is too afraid to say “b-tch” out loud.
girl 1: (picks up something her friend dropped)
girl 2: haha good b-tch
girl 1: aw you’re welcome!
guy: hey honey i’m busy, could you please grab me a beer?
girl: (gets can of beer, gives can)
guy: thanks babe, good b-tch haha.
girl: what did you just call me?!
the opposite of a bad b-tch. also my lucky sharms 😉
“that sharmain girl is such a good b-tch. she ain’t bad at all.”
can be used in comparison to the term “bad b-tch”. this type of woman is independent, cl-ssy, and stylish. key attributes include: loyalty, respect and s-ss, while her intelligence is highly diverse (a.k.a book smarts; street smarts). doesn’t snitch, and is usually down with whatever, while maintaining a reputable image. a good b-tch is complacent but smart and well liked by all, is usually bold, confident and trustworthy. is civil and upfront, not fake and misleading, “not afraid to say what’s on her mind”.
caleb: “man, check out that girl niki, she is so hot yo.”
drake: “yeahh man, that girl a good b-tch tho. she doesn’t f-ck with just any n-gg-.”
caleb: “ahh is she stiff??”
drake: ” nahhh yo, shes chill and fun; just a real good person too”
a word to describe something that is totally awesome and cool
mike: have you seen that movie?
rick: yeah, i’ve seen it, that movie is good b-tch
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