Slang Of The Day
Quick BBG Definition
BBG means Baby Girl.
What Does BBG Mean? – The Full Answer
BBG is a slang abbreviation that stands for Baby Girl, but can also mean Beautiful Baby Girl.
For both definitions, it is used as an affectionate way to address a female, usually from one female friend to another, but it can also be used from a male to a female, whether in a relationship or just friends.
When someone calls you bbg, it usually means they like you, unless they are being fake, of course.
Where Would You See BBG?
In texting and chat, and on messaging apps such as Snapchat, and social media such as Instagram, Musical.ly and Facebook.
BBG Examples
hbd to my bbg and what better way to celebrate it than with a party!
That was a crazy weekend bbg.
You’ll have to come back home soon bbg, I can’t live without our car karaoke sessions.
Wishing the happiest of birthdays to my fav gal pal 💛💛 love u long time bbg.
My bbg is sad i wish i was there to help. bbg if u need to talk i am always here just dm me.
Random BBG Stuff
BBG as a slang abbreviation for Baby Girl or Beautiful Baby Girl started to appear on social media in the late 2000s.
Other BBG Meanings
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BeybladeGeeks – a family friendly toy channel on YouTube.
Brooklyn Botanic Garden – a botanical garden in the borough of Brooklyn in New York City.
The Broadcasting Board of Governors – an independent agency of the United States government that oversees a global network of more than 90 transmitting sites delivering high frequency, medium wave (AM), FM, and TV broadcasts.
Bay of Bengal Gateway – a submarine communications cable providing a direct trunk connection between Oman and Malaysia with branches to the United Arab Emirates, India and Sri Lanka.
British Business Group – an association or club of expatriate British business people.
The Baseball Ground – a former English soccer stadium and the home of Derby County from 1895 until 1997.