train baby

Offspring of two trains.

Look, those two trains made a train baby

by Supr€m€ March 9, 2016

Foil Baby

A large burrito. Named for it's resemblance to a swaddled infant once wrapped in tin foil for to-go service.

"I'm hungry as a Dingo. Let's go run down some Foil Babies."

"This hangover is killing me. I need to suck down a foil baby and teen wolf a beer."

by Completely Professional September 18, 2012

baby squid

Uterine lining that expels during a woman’s period.

Girl. A big ass baby squid just shot out of me. And I have the worst cramps.

by Charlie Delta December 28, 2021

The Baby's Cradle

The Baby's Cradle is when a man gets on his hands and knees, like he is the legs of the cradle, the female must get under him and act like shes giving him a hug with her legs wrapped around his waist, like the seat of the cradle, then she must continue to rock back and forth on the mans purple-helmeted yogurt thrower. This may require some physical strength from both man and woman.

"Dude Craig did you give Jessica The Baby's Cradle last night?", Craig " I sure did, and man my arms hurt."

by The Grotesque Groan June 13, 2009

dodge baby

similar to being “weezered” it’s when you see an image of a
creepy baby and you get “dodge babies”

you just got “dodge baby” 😂

by mackadoo420 June 25, 2021

Baby wowzaw

A baby wowzaw is a unique thing on your dog that you may say when his jowls get pushed up.

When i walked in the door I saw the funniest baby wowzaw on his face.

by Nibble nose king November 30, 2020

baby psychosis

The following symptoms, when found in a baby: hallucinations, delusions, thought disorder, or lack of insight; similar in nature to mental confusion and delirium.

Children experiencing "baby psychosis" may experience hallucinations or delusional beliefs, and may exhibit personality changes and disorganized thinking. This may be accompanied by unusual or bizarre behavior, as well as difficulty with social interaction and impairment in carrying out the activities of daily living.

by Birdstheword December 23, 2008