bubala

Yiddish for sweetheart. Yiddish term of endearment.

come here bubala and sit on mamala's lap.

by don d August 17, 2006

Bufalay

a term used to describe something or someone or some place that sucks.

When you go to a bar that only serves until 10pm , that shit is bufalay. Also : My bufalay hoe just slept with my best friend.

by TJ January 17, 2004

BFFALAP

BEST FRIENDS FOR AS LONG AS POSSIBLE--- two people who go to eachother for everything and sit at starbucks together with nothing in particular to talk about and play phase 10 and eat applebees everyday. They are the two people you expect to see together all the time and when you see one, you automatically assume the other is around somewhere.

Kelsey and Nam are BFFALAPs

by musicandwords October 7, 2010

bugaladoodoo

A short fat brown person. They always eat KFC and play Fortnite.

He's brown and short, so he's a bugaladoodoo

by ValuablePizza21 January 1, 2019

Buffalama

“Buffalama” is a synonym of “Idiot or being “thick” often used by British Kids

Lenny: Oi blud, Jakes a Buffalama
Lloyal: allie
Lenny: safe

by Roadman 9 October 16, 2019

BUFALERME

Bufalerme is an Italian word that combines the words buffalo and worm together. It is used when you hate a person so much that it makes you want to slap him and, at the same time, jump off the balcony. You'd rather throw yourself into the flames than tell him a nice thing. Bufalerme is a person who is slimy as the worms and has the face of the dick of the buffalo. Bufalerme describes a disciple of Sapobully whose color is Sciroppo. But you can only use it if all hatred is a way to show him affection. Word coined for jvazquesgds by ridicolagds, can only be used by the queens of AMK OLLARE THE GANG.

fey: mar, look at this creepy being, it's just a bufalerme!
marnie: oh no, he is just jay.

marnie: How can I put baka, idiot, stupid, annoying, creepy, disgusting, obnoxious, slimy, unnerving and trashy in one word?
fey: Bufalerme.

by ferniekingdom November 9, 2020

bubala

A Yiddish(Jewish) word, traditionally used by Grandmothers, that references children. The modern usage of the word can be extended to any person that is considered darling and close to one's heart. One could go as far as to interchange the word "bubala" for any pet name (i.e.: "Dear", "Darling", "Honey", "Sweetness and Light", "Love Muffin", "Lover", "Snookums", "Baby", "Hot pants", "Boo", "Philly Buns", "Sweet Cheeks", "Mammacita", "Suga'", etc).

"Bubala, I couldn't imagine living without you...you're the best."
"Come here, Bubala, and give Cricket some suga'!"

by Cricktonyte August 4, 2006