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bint  (bnt)
n. Chiefly British & Offensive
A woman or girl.
[Arabic, daughter; see bn in Semitic roots.]
bint [bɪnt]
n
Slang a derogatory term for girl, woman
[from Arabic, literally: daughter]
Translations
bint [bɪnt] N (Brit) (pej) → tía f (Sp) , tronca f, titi f
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