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bim

1. slang A vapid but sexually appealing and possibly promiscuous person, usually a woman. A shortening of "bimbo." That chick's a real bim, so I'm not surprised she slept with you.

2. slang A stupid or silly person. Quit being a such a bim—you're starting to annoy me.

bim

n. a shortening of bimbo. Yo ho’s a bim!

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