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A bitch who don’t know what the fuck the FBI is or thinks you can bleach your hair black
(Adjective + Noun)Baby Bitch : A low self-esteem loser who avoids confrontation, whines frequently, and gossips about others is a baby bitch.
Example: A baby bitch is someone who flames/cries at someone after ignoring them, the baby bitch typically than goes and cries about it to others to commiserate and feel better about them self. (This kind of aversion to confrontation combined with a whiny attitude and a gossipy nature is what constitutes a baby bitch).
The baby bitch rage quit the server and went and cried about it incessantly to anyone who would listen, what a drama queen.
Someone who has a low tone whiny voice that complains about shit over and over to the point of annoyance while acting like a dead spider
Rogie, quit being a baby bitch and stop your whining!
i person who doesn't come out with their friends anymore and never leaves there house and just sits there jerking off
come on kane dont be a washed bitch
Damn, the simpsons nelson is a bitch, yeah, nelson is a bitch.
Put the Bitches under the Camel means putting people in their place, clashing someone. It also means igniting the powder, that is to say, provoking, throwing out information that will annoy people and call into question a finished drama, for example. He is often accompanied by the name "Roman" which is one of the alter ego of New York rapper Nicki Minaj. Known to be mad, it can refer to the urge to hit someone in excess of anger. The etymology of this expression comes from an Instagram group where countless camel images and emojis have been exchanged. It started to be used in the comments of BLACKPINK haters videos on TikTok to say that I quote "if you open your mouth again, you will find your address on Twitter tomorrow, understood?"
Here’s the Definition :
Exemple number 1 : “I’m gonna Put the Bitches under the Camel 🐪 tonight Lmao” (to drop some gossips)
Exemple number 2 : “Roman Put the Bitches like you under the Camel 🐪 “ (in a comment)