Meanings
- humorousIbiza
The self-designated #PartyPrincess of Ibiza (or Ibitha, for those in the know) is the island’s mascot.
2014 May 8, “Can You Survive a Foam Party in Ibiza?”, in The Cut2 more examples
HELLO IBITHA, as the Europeans call it. The highlight of our trip has finally arrived, and we were super excited to go to Spain!
2012 September 29, “Day Six: I♥IBITHA”, in Voyager Avec KNThe least impressive of these is also maybe the funniest: “Ibitha,” a song made “for the people of Ethpaña.”
2016 October 6, “Album Review: The Lonely Island – “Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping” soundtrack”, in The Young Folks
Origin
- SpanishIbiza
- EnglishIbitha
Alteration of Spanish Ibiza, parodying a stereotypical Spaniard accent.
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Ibitha. (n.d.). In WatkinsX Dictionary. Retrieved November 3, 2026, from https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/Ibitha
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