Shan-e-rabbi

Shan-e-rabbi is an arabic name

Shan meaning dignity and rabbi meaning God which means Dignity of God (Allah ki Shan)

Hi my name is Shan-e-Rabbi

by anonymous November 21, 2021

Rabbi Barry Silver

The best rabbi you will ever find. He will knock you over with laughter, then slap you with a very deep statement that explains your whole life and makes you a better person.

Rabbi Barry Silver just gave the best sermon I have ever heard! I woke up very refreshed.

Rabbi
Jewish

by AAA12345 November 9, 2015

Baby Rabbie Individual

A species of hunan that is birthed by a pelican and more importantly have rabies get it babies with rabies and it rhymes. These babies with have foaming at the mouth features along with biting and infecting people

Mr.Lo: Hey man your infant is foaming at the mouth you sure he wasn’t delivered by a pelican and has baby rabbie individual
Sir Wilson Johnston Arsonist Major: Oh yes kind sir my son is has a condition don’t mind him.

by Michael Mirkly January 4, 2025

Rabbi Rhonson

A black man falsely accused of being a jew (Also reffered as a "Rabbi") for the purpose of humor.

Yo, man, look at David; he's such a Rabbi Rhonson!

by Richard Bison April 7, 2008

Rabbi Arse Plunder

Rabbi Arse Plunder are an experimental death/grind/reggae collective from Sussex, UK, featuring Emma Menorah, Mike Ball Grinder and Ruth Will Rise Again.

The new Rabbi Arse Plunder album " Cunt Puss" is a brilliant mix of grinding death metal and japanese reggae

by Bearcrawl April 9, 2024

rabbi

Someone who is your friend. Or almost anyone. Can also be said to a girl.

Hey, baby, havent seen you for a while, what's layin'?
s'up, rabbi?

to grocery clerk yo, rabbi, wheresa barbecue chicken?
Fresh or frozen, sir?

by gregin' (Greg Dahlen) January 15, 2019

Rabbie

A Scottish and Northern Irish form of "Robbie," a shortened, affectionate form of the masculine name "Robert." Often used for the Scottish national poet, Robert Burns.

Rabbie Burns Day, often featuring a haggis supper and the recitation of the poem, 'Address to the Haggis,' is celebrated in Scotland on January 25.

by DesMoinker December 16, 2021