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real def:
russian for grandmother urban def: to interject with when someone else is speaking and you do not want to hear it anymore john: "the other day there was....."
you: "BABUSHKA" john: "..........." |
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| 2. | babushka | ||
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It literally means "Grandma" in Russian.
The reason I bring this up, is because Americans tend to mispronounce the word. It should be BAH-bushka, not ba-BOOSH-ka. Ya lublu moyu babushku = I love my grandma ;)
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| 3. | babushka | ||
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1 a triangular kerchief head covering
2 an elderly Russian or eastern European woman. Stereotypically stout. Once a week I visit three babushkas.
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A crazy lady that has been around forever, disowns her grandchildren, and chases people with a stick. To some she is known as Oma or Grandma. Erin: Babushka!
Babushka: WHAT??? If you stop yapping about that elf from LOTR I will chase you around with a stick! Erin: But Babushka, you know you love me!! |
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| 5. | Babushka | ||
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Term of endearment for close friends, loved ones, pets, etc.
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| 6. | babushka | ||
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Universal term used for human infants and toddlers who physically appear extremely cute, chunky, adorable and tubby-bubby. The word Babushka is a term of extreme endearment. 1. Oh what a cute little babushka you are in that baby picture.
2. I saw the most adorable baby picture which made me want to run up and pinch those little babushka cheeks of hers. 3. Don't be embarrassed, you were such a little babushka in that picture. Please let me post it on my FaceBook page. |
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| 7. | babushka | ||
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anything that is small and cute. oh that little babushka. (refering to a small animal at the zoo)
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