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Northern English term for poo. Noun, but also can be used as an adjective "What a heap of babba"
"Look at her babbery bumhole" |
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a west midlands slang term of endearment hello babba, what did you do over the weekend?
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Arabic for "father" or "daddy" I love you, Babba!
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a babba is an ickle person that will always need looking after and plenty of hugs, they are cute and funny and love to be with other people, the best thing is when you hold your babba in your arms and they just squeek and giggle and have a big smile on their face heheh what a beautiful babba
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(Noun or Adjective)
a young follower (someone who doesn't know how to independent or imitates) or little neffs Situation: little kid tryna act like a G
Reaction: look at that babba boy |
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to go and make poo-poo I'm off to the bog to have a babba
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Bristolian term, used to describe non travelling pikie, usually from The Mead (southmead), the heART (hartcliffe) or from the knowle (knowle west). oil right my babber. thats a right good ideal.
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