Bim
noun
Caribbean informal a native or inhabitant of Barbados
Word Origin for Bim
C19: of unknown origin
BIM
abbreviation for
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Historical Examples of bim
Mr. Bim became grave, for there was no mistaking the task which had been set him.
The Book of All-PowerEdgar Wallace
"That is what I desire," said Boolba, and Bim shook his head.
The Book of All-PowerEdgar Wallace
Only when she came to describe Bim and to tell of what he said, did she flounder.
The Book of All-PowerEdgar Wallace
She dared not look at him, but followed Bim's beckoning finger.
The Book of All-PowerEdgar Wallace
Tell her, Bim, what has happened and send her to her mistress.
Dust of the DesertRobert Welles Ritchie