baobei

The word "Baobei"(Chinese pinyin) refers to someone you love.

person1: Have you seen Scott Peng?
person2: whoo?
person1: My BAOBEI!!!
person2: ohh that guy :D

by angielala May 26, 2010

Baebae

Baebae : pronounced: (bay-bay) Noun: a word to describe a significant other or a loved one

Example: “Grace is my baebae”

by Ipromiseiminnocent June 5, 2021

baobao

1. another term for baby
2. the beginning character of the Chinese term for baby (baobeh)
3. a cute way of calling a person/pet/object precious or a treasure
4. a way of calling babies (most commonly adorable ones)

1. Hey baobao, you're the love of my life.
2. My puppy baobao is so adorable!!
3. How old is your baobao? She is so cute!

by anju&vivi January 22, 2006

Baobab Blast

When a man goes without sex/masturbation for 3-10 years then has an explosion that would flood downtown Detroit.

Chris gave that cuban kid a Baobab Blast last night, and now he has to pay the city for the flood damage.

by Jesus Chrysler June 19, 2010

baebola

Baebola is a highly contagious, less harmful variant of ebola that you contract when you're intimate with your sick bae in an attempt to make them feel better.

Slept at Erin's last night because she wasn't feeling too well and now I have baebola. Worth it.

by itshsn November 23, 2015

Baeb

Baeb - Your significant other who yourself call bae, but also a babe.

Girl: You made it to my ballerina ricital.
Boy: Of course baeb, I wouldn't miss it for the world.

by Evan Summers October 14, 2016

Babob

The Babob is a traditional meal often eating during the late hours of the evening. It is not designated to any of the 3 main meal times, but more as a separate supper. In some way, it is seen as the fourth meal of the day in Kazakhstan and similar countries such as Romania. As you may have already predicted, the Babob was the main inspiration for kebabs becoming common takeaway food in the evening in Britain and other countries. The Babob, introduced into Kazakhstan by a neighbouring tribe leader, Alan Babob, produced the Babob to the residents of Kazakhstan. The Kazakh people were very pleased with the recipe, and asked him for the recipe. Alan, being surrounded by baboons in the tribe he used to live in, and hence inspiring his second name, told the people of Kazakhstan that the meat in the meal consisted of baboon meat. At the time, baboon meat was contraband in Kazakhstan, and the people threatened him. However, some people from Kazakhstan remembered his recipe, and altered it to use other meats, such as chicken, beef or even pigeon. The Babob is often hard to obtain nowadays, as it thrived during the early 19th century. However, the Babob can still be obtained in certain places, such as far east Romania and a large amount of Kazakhstan. Infact, if you venture far enough, you can find the Babob tribe situated south of Kazakhstan, that still creates Babobs to this day consisting of the restricted baboon meat.

The Babob tribe introduced the Babob to the Kazakh people back in the early 19th century!

by Gerald Smalling February 20, 2018