bambulance
caller: Who is this?
dispatcher: This is the ambulance emergency line, do you have an emergency?
c: I need a bambulance
d: Who is this?
c: Joe
d: Where do you need it
c: I'm in the motherfucking phone booth at the Stop 'N' Go
dispatcher: This is the ambulance emergency line, do you have an emergency?
c: I need a bambulance
d: Who is this?
c: Joe
d: Where do you need it
c: I'm in the motherfucking phone booth at the Stop 'N' Go
bambulance by Clarence K. Deerkiller November 29, 2003
Related Words
bumbula • bubular • Bumblast • bumblaster • bambulance • bubula • Bombula • bombular • bubbula • Bubbular
Bubula
things such as sweetheart, darling, man, woman, couple, dear, babe, cutie, precious, special, lovey, dearist, pumpkin, angel, muffin, cupcake, boo, adorable or any other term of endearment!!
Bubula by Levi Pippenger April 3, 2009
Bumbladumple
A word that a middle aged woman will utter once she no longer has command of other words in the English language. It can also be used to describe the condition one is in due to the level of intoxication. This usually occurs after two inhalation’s of marijuana is combined with a blood alcohol level that is considered ‘intoxicated’, and resulting in the woman listing heavily to one side upon standing and walking. After uttering ‘bumbladumple’ said woman should be walked to her bed and placed there gently with a glass of water bedside and a nightlight to aid in navigation to the bathroom until the bumbladumple condition has worn off.
Her: “Bumbladumple”.
Me: ok, time for bed!
Next day or future discussions of the evening: “ That was really a bumbladumple kind of night!”
Me: ok, time for bed!
Next day or future discussions of the evening: “ That was really a bumbladumple kind of night!”
Bumbladumple by Mzfitsam December 30, 2018
bubula
*little baby
This Yiddish term is typically used when addressing a baby or small child. The English equiv. might be, "sweetie" or "babes" or something to that affect. Same as with English, this term can also be used between couples, a man might refer to his woman as, "bubula" or vice versa.
This Yiddish term is typically used when addressing a baby or small child. The English equiv. might be, "sweetie" or "babes" or something to that affect. Same as with English, this term can also be used between couples, a man might refer to his woman as, "bubula" or vice versa.
crying baby: wah wah
mamma: oh, bubula, don't cry
man: can I get you a drink, bubula?
woman: no you may not, and I'm not your bubula!
mamma: oh, bubula, don't cry
man: can I get you a drink, bubula?
woman: no you may not, and I'm not your bubula!
bubula by bmorejewcrew June 25, 2008
burbulation
the obsession of slowly opening and closing the refridgerator door to find out when the light goes out.
My brother experienced his first burbulation when he found out that the light in the fridge goes out when you shut the door.
burbulation by Sportacus July 12, 2006