Sabado Pedante

A Saturday characterized by extremely pedantic behavior. (Note: Derives from the popular Univision program, "Sabado Gigante!")

M.: Did you read today's Bob Herbert column?

S.: Actually, it came out yesterday.
M.: What is this, Sabado Pedante?

by JoJo41 November 7, 2009

Saadaan

A super intelligent being. Also is a spy of some sort.

Is there a Saadaan following you

by My dude bruh government July 24, 2018

Saarah

Saarah is Elyas’ wife. She tends not to go for younger men but in this case she wouldn’t mind catching a case because of his banging personality and sexy looks

Saarah: I love elyas he’s gonna come over and we are gonna do sexy time

by Iminlovewithsaarah July 6, 2021

Saba

Type of person who hides her sadness though a smile. Mostly cries and moons over the same boy who she believes is her soul mate . Likes depressing thing because it allows her to actually feel something instead of dumbness . Prays everyday for the people she loves and wishes people would know the real her instead of the narrative they’ve heard.

Saba is tired of life and longs for her soul mate to reach out but know they are stubborn but fears they my never get the chance they deserved and they’ll end up with other people.

by Umstbemylucky April 17, 2022

The Saba Effect

The Saba Effect is a hypothetical cognitive bias stating that people with low ability at a task overestimate their ability. This can lead to the person being on "high horse" although having no actual points or valid argumentative material in an argument. This repeating behavior can lead to a lot of miscommunication and arguments in small friend groups. People sometimes buy into these people's false abilities and get tangled into their trap.

"Watch out, some say The Saba Effect could lead to stupidity!"

by AnthonyIV February 22, 2021

Saab 9-3

A gangsta ass car that only gangsta ass Jewish kids drive

Damn thats a super fly Jew in that Saab 9-3

by GJEW July 21, 2011

Grandpa comes (Sababa)

A phrase, originally from the Hebrew and Arabic language.
The Hebrew Word Sababa is actually combined of two different words: Saba (Grandpa in English) and Ba (coms, comming and any other present tens of the verb "come").
After attaching those two words to one word you get Sababa whitch is used in the same way as OK, Cool, Neat and so on.

Some person: "Man I wanna go swimming. Do you wanna come?
You: "Grandpa comes (Sababa)"

by ZeBnA February 4, 2006