Plural of bint; British slang for young women or girls, now considered offensive.
Plural form of bint (possibly from Arabic bint 'girl'). The plural form perpetuates the term and its problematic connotations.
The word bints demonstrates how slang words imported from other languages can take on offensive meanings in their new cultural context—a useful reminder that language history isn't neutral.
Plural of 'bint'—inherits the derogatory gendered history of the singular form. Used to collectively demean women with informal, dismissive language encoding sexist contempt.
Avoid entirely. Replace with neutral plurals like 'women,' 'people,' or 'individuals.'
["women","people","individuals"]
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