Acronym for "Husbands and Boyfriends and Wives and Girlfriends." This is a spin on WAG, "Wives and Girlfriends," which was coined for the glamorous female partners of sports players. HABs was therefore a spin on the term, "Husbands and Boyfriends" for female sports players. HABAWAGs combines the two terms.
It can be used by professional female athletes (more often in a joking way), because there are many LGBT+ female professional athletes, so it can be common to see both male and female partners at a game. It can also be used at sports games where players are mixed-sex, or sometimes in men's sport if there is an openly LGBT+ player.
It can be used by professional female athletes (more often in a joking way), because there are many LGBT+ female professional athletes, so it can be common to see both male and female partners at a game. It can also be used at sports games where players are mixed-sex, or sometimes in men's sport if there is an openly LGBT+ player.
by Mayor Me November 28, 2022

Acronym for "your life don't matter." It is considered a highly abusive and offensive phrase to send someone.
by Mayor Me January 25, 2021

by Mayor Me December 28, 2020

Exoomf stands for "ex-one of my followers" on Twitter; a former follower. Derived from the phrase oomf.
exoomf is still subtweeting me months after I softblocked them.
by Mayor Me April 02, 2020

A hummus queen is an LGBT+ man who strongly prefers or has a fetish for men of Middle Eastern descent. A reference to hummus being a Middle Eastern dish.
by Mayor Me September 07, 2020

A person who seems to have a lot of jobs, gigs, and hobbies, without seeming overworked. A reference to Miss Rabbit from Peppa Pig, who has every single job in Peppa's town.
Kelly's doing pro bono legal work, is helping out in a smoothie bar, is planning to run for office, and has part time shifts in data entry, but she's still got time to come join the book club? I swear, she's a total Miss Rabbit.
by Mayor Me April 09, 2022

1. The first female Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Margaret Thatcher, who was given a life peerage after her retirement from the House of Commons in 1992 (allowing her to use the style Lady Thatcher).
2. According to Jo Brand, a device used to remove pubic hair.
2. According to Jo Brand, a device used to remove pubic hair.
Jo Brand: It was great, actually, when she became "Lady Thatcher", because then she sounded like a device for removing pubic hair.
by Mayor Me November 19, 2020
