Blit

What is Blit?


1.

Blit, noun.

1.A malicious, evil, unpleasant, selfish or otherwise contemptible person.

(example: Timmy's mom is a blit.)

2.Anything difficult or unpleasant.

(example: This job is a blit.)

3.Any part of anything, whether ones body or a part of an object.

(example: Dude, if you don't stop I'm going to kick you in your blit.)

"Eh, it goeth swimmingly. I flaked a blit earlier in Westfall and the chakker fled like the scared blit he was."

A filler word usually for "bitch".

See blit, bitch, dick, whore, twat

2.

after smoking large amounts of marijuanna

Yo this guy is blit.

OR

got blit?

See crunk, blitz, high, stoned, wasted

3.

A single hemorrhoid that protrudes from an ass hole. Looks much like a clit, except its on a butt instead of a pussy. Otherwise known as a butt clit.

She was licking my blit just like it was a pussy!

See butthole, clit, hemorrhoid, toss salad, serbia

4.

Being extremely high, to the point you don't know what is going on.

"Last night, I hit 9 bowls and was blit out of my mind!"

See blitzed, high, baked, ripped, intoxicated

5.

A bloody Clitoris or Clit.

Virginia: Oh god i need to go to the bathroom so i can clean up my blit!

Charles: Ewwww

See blood, clitoris, vagina, cherry cobbler, period, cherry cobbler

6.

The section in a book that reads something sexual or downright pornographic and takes your mind to a naughty place.

"Dude, I got to the blit in my book and it made me so horny"

See book, porn, sex, literature, horny

7.

A Geordie coloquialism to refer to a womans vagina.

She's got a blit like a wizard's sleeve.

See fanny, fadge, quim, muff, ching


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