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Robber: Hey mister! Leeme see your wallet, I'll show you a magic trick...
Dumb Man: OK!
Robber: *Runs* Deeebooooooooooo!!!
Dumb Man: OK!
Robber: *Runs* Deeebooooooooooo!!!
debo by nikkan_hanil July 2, 2004
debo
Inspired by the character "Deebo" from the film Friday, its original definition is to steal something. It has also become used to describe a victory or pwnage of immense proportions, in an argument or a fight. The most literal definition would be "took."
The English army gets took by William Wallace in the movie Braveheart.
The English army gets deboed by William Wallace in Braveheart.
The English army gets deboed by William Wallace in Braveheart.
debo
To take; to steal; to grab and run away with. (Debo-ing is always done in a pimp-ass manner. If it's not done by a pimp, or in a pimp-ass manner, than it is 'taking' or 'stealing'.)
debo
The act of dissing someone, joaning on somebody, ripping on somebody, making fun of somebody, stealing something from somebody, trashing someones stuff, or any other cruel act to be funny.
Originally a character known on the "Friday" movies.
Say it when someone is the person who is getting ripped on.
When referring to it, usually used in the past tense, as deboed.
*Commonly known as a game at JHS! Books thrown on the floor and stomped the crap out of until you need a new binder.*
Originally a character known on the "Friday" movies.
Say it when someone is the person who is getting ripped on.
When referring to it, usually used in the past tense, as deboed.
*Commonly known as a game at JHS! Books thrown on the floor and stomped the crap out of until you need a new binder.*
His books were just trampled on by that pack of wild boys.
His books were just deboed on by that pack of wild boys.
Crowd says, "DEBO!"
His books were just deboed on by that pack of wild boys.
Crowd says, "DEBO!"
debo by Courtney W. May 26, 2006