bambaclat

A rag that women used in the ghetto instead of tampons.
This rag was also known as the bumbaclot... a.k.a. blood clot
This word could be used in a state of surprise or anger, but it is mainly used to insult.

1. What da bambaclat is dis?! I asked for a coke!
2. Yo' mama is a bambaclat
etc.

by punany-sticka July 14, 2003

bambaclat

A Jamaican term in origin, usually only said in the UK by Yardie gang types. Avoid at all costs.

Essentially a derogatory term indicating that someone is acting foolishly; i.e. a term of ridicule.

Also now used by people with no discernable relation to its true origin as an ironic and playful insult.

1. Bambaclat five-o pinched me herrrrb aii.

2. Oi, get over here you bambaclat!

by daveeee July 13, 2004

Bumbaclart

Jamaican swear word said when shocked or angered by something ie "bumbaclart, de gyal nearly get knocked over" or "yo, a weh mi bumbaclart money deh?" It means toilet paper bumba = bottom or posterior, clart = cloth. Often used by people with limited vocabulary.

"bumbaclart de gyal nearly get knocked over" "yo, a weh mi bumbaclart money deh?"

by Alisam January 19, 2017

Bumbaclat

A word used by white people not knowing what it means.

I like to eat bumbaclat

by Baa bara back boom August 6, 2018

bombaclat

back before the use of tampons, women used cloths to hold their excrement after their period. So Bomba is referring to their Bum, and Clat is Cloth. Bum Cloth, a rude sayin in countries where this term is used.

you're a bombaclat!

by shawty July 29, 2006

bumbklaatt

Bumbklaatt is a Portuguese term. It is the strongest insult in the language. Similar to Mother F*cker in the English language.

If you are looking this word up, you probably heard it from the band Soulfly. It is the name of one of their songs and is frequently used in their lyrics.

From Soulfly - Bumbklaatt:
You fake
You waste
You bumbklaatt...

by 47_M450N_47 September 2, 2006

bumbaclat

Word of Jamaican "patois" origins. Exclamation of surprise, marvel, or disgust.

Bumbaclat! Look 'pon dis fine gyal ere'so!

by DJKham May 6, 2006