BTHO

What does BTHO mean?

Back the heck off

When someone is in a sour mood and wants to be left alone, they might use the slang term “BTHO”. Imagine a scenario where John is constantly pestered about when he’s going to get married. He might snap back with a quick “BTHO!”.

More often than not, you’d encounter BTHO while texting or chatting online with someone who’s a bit grumpy. Perhaps you’ve annoyed them or stepped on their toes. They’ll throw a “BTHO” your way to show their annoyance.

It’s not only in personal communication that you might see BTHO. It’s also common in online forums or social media. Especially in heated debates about controversial subjects like politics, religion, or which athlete is the best of all time, you might see the term BTHO being used.

Example for using ‘BTHO’ in a conversation

Person 1: Hey, did you see the new trailer for that movie?

Person 2: Yeah, I did. It looks pretty cool!

Person 1: I know, right? I can’t wait to see it!

Person 2: Me too! I hope it’s as good as it looks.

Person 1: Definitely. I hope it doesn’t have too many jump scares though. Those always freak me out.

Person 2: Oh, I love jump scares! They make the movie more thrilling.

Person 1: Well, we’ll have to agree to disagree on that one. πŸ˜…

Person 2: Fair enough. To each their own, right? πŸ˜„

Person 1: Absolutely! So, when are we going to see the movie?

Person 2: How about this weekend?

Person 1: Sounds good to me! Let’s plan for Saturday then.

Person 2: Perfect! Can’t wait! πŸŽ‰

Person 1: Me neither! It’s going to be so much fun. BTHO work and let’s enjoy the movie! πŸ˜„