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Large mythical creature with no bottom. It lives in caves inside mountains, particuarly in the Colorado Rockies. There are many varieties and other members of the 'ubuda' family, with many different names, but the most common, the Longs Pubuda, is turquoise with purple spots. They hibernate from late October to early March. Their favorite food are mountain goats, but when there are shortages, they have been known to feast on gooseberries. They live in colonies up to 27.
The pubuda snatched the mountain goat and climbed back into his cave.
pubuda by Funnyfavorer November 2, 2011
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adjective for something that resembles pubic hair
hey that guy has pubular hair
pubular by matthew pounder November 18, 2005
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The day people at the office take a 'long lunch' or knock off early to go slam down a few celebratory beers before making their way home.

Generally only happens in the public service, unless your office manager is cool.

also known as Friday drinks.
Hell yeah it's Pubday! Screw these invoices I'm getting a beer!
Pubday by pubboy89 February 25, 2010
Pubudu is the type of guy to quit mid gaming session without any warning to speak with his girl
pubudu by Your real papi November 24, 2021
A combination of a Cleveland Steamer and a Dirty Sanchez performed on another man or certain farm animals. The farm animal can be either a goat or sheep.
Watch out for that dude because he likes to Pobuda.
Pobuda by armyagsgt April 15, 2010

pubdated 

To keep people aware of your groups position on a pub crawl should they want to join you at any point
"I might join a bit later so let me know where you are"
"Sure thing bro I'll keep you pubdated"
Let’s get pubudu tonight!!!
pubudu by Shaami November 22, 2021
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murderhobo 

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