Walter Baber

One of the coolest teachers at MCCTC.

Head of a cool VEX Robotics team 7882.
Teaches Engineering and Robotics at MCCTC.
Chill dude and a funny guy.

Man 1: Yo I can't wait to go to Mr. Baber's Class Today!
Man 2: Yeah bro Walter Baber is a really cool guy!

by Dr. Somthin November 18, 2022

Uber Hot Babe

An Uber or "super" Hot Chick. Of course, the literal meaning of the term "Uber" translates from German to "above" however that really doesn't matter.

Remember this word is like the word to use! See the following examples

"Hey man, can you get me a invite to some uber hot babes party and hook me up with some uber hot babe."

by supermajic September 7, 2005

Babe the Blue Ox

A variation of the Lumber Jack Breakfast, when you are logjamming a woman and then hold her nose until she turns blue and passes out.

Suzie was out for a few minutes after i showed her Babe the Blue Ox

by actorguy1428 August 11, 2008

Babella

Stems from the Jewish grandmother term of endearment "buballa" for her grandson. This version of the term is meant for a boyfriend.

"I love you! My babella!"

by Someone's angel March 10, 2009

beluga babe

An attractive overweight person of either gender. Generally used as a positive description.

"Let's hit up the IHOP and scope out the local beluga babes."

"Dayumm Oprah be lookin like a beluga babe caught up in an oil spill"
"Yea that shit hot"

by erikalex February 25, 2009

Context Babe

A context babe is a person who's attractiveness depends entirely on the context in which you know them, and would not normally be attractive outside of said contextual situation. A person who you would not look at twice when crossing paths on the sidewalk, but makes you hot and bothered when you see them playing guitar with their band.

Also penises.

He's such a context babe. I wasn't attracted to him at all until I found out he was a Doctor Who extra.

by Timmering May 6, 2013

Power Babe

(n.) The word "babe," or any other endearing term when used in a professional or otherwise inappropriate setting to assert dominance. If used properly, it can be slipped into a conversation as a direct address toward a professional superior to demonstrate a disregard for the power that the other person should have. It is often (but not always) preceded or followed by the word "c'mon."

Matt: Why did you call the boss "Babe?" That was really inappropriate.
Jeff: I had to drop a power babe to calm the boss down and show that I am in control of the situation.

by SydBarrett May 25, 2013