tabarnak

originated from quebec, "tabernak" is an insult useing the churches "tabernacle" as a swear word.

-i should know, i live in quebec...

j`men tabarnak de toi!

by caneh?dian December 30, 2004

Tabarnacles

An English and French hybrid curse word that was inspired from the spongebob curse word barnacles and the french curse word tabarnak. The equivalent word to Tabarnacles in English would be shit fuck or darn and the equivalent word to Tabarnacles in french is tabarnak

Oh Tabarnacles, I forgot the chicken in the oven.

Did your college application get accepted? No? Tabarnacles

by _Maomao June 12, 2018

Tabarnac de Câlisse

A slur that Quebecois use when they are angry at someone or a situation.

Tu sens le tabarnac de câlisse.

by sour_cracker63 February 21, 2023

tabarnak

People use this word when they are very upset, in many ways. They use this word to sware about anyting.

Mon tabarnak toié !!! Caliss de sale !!!

by Eric Bilodeau August 16, 2003

gars en tabarnak

This is a french-canadian expression to denote a man who is mad with anger. Such a man will usually be blunt, offensive, unkempt, disorganized and drink heavily.

"What's the deal with that guy? He hasn't said a thing except angry grunts since he got here."
"Oh, that's your typical gars en tabarnak right there."

by Mad_About_Thou January 24, 2010

Tabarnak

is a guy who slept with my girlfriend

lui s't'un gros criss de tabarnak!

by dj April 10, 2005

tabarnak

Idiom used for its emotional-releasing qualities. Also used in non-francophone cultures via immigrants that came to Montreal, catched some french, and then got back to their native lands laden with a few bucks and high hopes of finally opening their shop, and not being slapped by mamma for being late for dinner. Its subtle religious consonance makes it delicate to use on a regular basis (as opposite to the handy fuck), but we usually manage to get enough purposeful occasions in a week to say a good "Tabarnak".

The malay cook is trying to catch up with the delicate task of cooking ten Pad Thai at the same time (in a context of personel compressions in the charming small exotic restaurant) He violently jumps as an angry waiter comes in and yells "why is there chop suey in the dish for table 57???", spreading the whole barrel of oil into the painstakingly cut green peppers. Quoth the man:

Tabarnak!

by Nuino January 2, 2006