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A term of endearment (like "baby); someone who is so cute/sad/adorable you want to hug and comfort them. Aww, poor woobie!
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Something very precious and snuggly, like a bunny wunny or baby bankie. I snuggled him like a woobie in bed last night.
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A child's favorite blanket. Often containing a nylon fringe or border. Most kids brought a sleeping bag to camp but I took my woobie.
Linus always carries his woobie around. |
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one's poncho liner, curled up with when sleeping in the field. Used across the US Army. 1)I'm packin' light but I got room for my woobie.
2) It was cold in the field this time but my woobie kept me half-assed warm. |
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A softie who hides behind a callous exterior. 1) If you dig under all that bravado, he's just a big woobie.
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Something or someone that makes you want to hug him/it/her, or is cute in a sad way. I cant stand it when he cries, he is SUCH a woobie!
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a furry little white dog, preferably a bichon frise. very cute, innocent, and evil at the same time Hi, how are ya woobie
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