Bint

Pronunciation: /bɪnt/

Definitions of bint

noun a derogatory term used to refer to a woman or girl

Example Sentences

A1 She is a lovely bint.

A2 The bint at the market sold me fresh fruits.

B1 The bint in accounting is very efficient.

B2 I met a bint at the conference who had some interesting ideas.

C1 The bint who runs the company is a visionary leader.

C2 The bint I hired as my assistant has proven to be invaluable to the team.

Examples of bint in a Sentence

formal The young bint was well-mannered and polite during the formal event.

informal I heard that bint is throwing a party this weekend.

slang Hey bint, what's up?

figurative Her sharp wit and intelligence made her the queen bint of the debate team.

Grammatical Forms of bint

• past tense: binted
• plural: bints
• comparative: more bint
• superlative: most bint
• present tense: bint
• future tense: will bint
• perfect tense: have binted
• continuous tense: is binting
• singular: bint
• positive degree: bint
• infinitive: to bint
• gerund: binting
• participle: binted

Origin and Evolution of bint

First Known Use: 1903 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'bint' is believed to have originated in British military slang during the colonial era in the Middle East.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as a derogatory term for a woman or girl, 'bint' has evolved over time to be used more broadly as a slang term for a woman or girlfriend, with varying degrees of offensiveness depending on context.