Bakchodi is Indian slang for idle, absurd, or pointless chatter — the kind of nonsense conversation friends have when there is nothing better to do. Originating in Hindi, it carries a warm, irreverent connotation among peers; doing bakchodi together is practically a social bonding ritual. The term can also imply exaggeration or bullshitting. Widely used across urban India, especially in youth culture and Bollywood dialogue.
We spent the whole evening doing bakchodi instead of studying, but honestly it was worth it.
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Indian slang for idle, worthless chatter, conversation that is pointless, full of nonsense, or deliberately exaggerated for entertainment. Widely used across Hindi-speaking and urban Indian youth culture. Has a slightly affectionate quality when among friends — bakchodi is the talking you do to pass time or have fun, not a serious accusation, and it can signal comfort and ease in a group.
They spent the whole train ride doing pure bakchodi and arrived at their destination having settled nothing.
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(India, slang) idle or worthless chatter.
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