cubata

A spanish word to define a kind of drink. The word "cubata" is used in Spain to describe any mix of moonshine (a.k.a. Vodka) plus a non-alcoholic drink (a.k.a. RedBull).

Cubatas for amateur drinkers:
- Malibú w/ pineapple
- Peach liqueur w/ orange.

Cubatas for olders:
- Whisky w/ coke.
- Vodka w/ milk.

Cubatas for inmortal people:
- TGV+R: Tequila, Ginebra, Vodka & redbull.
- TVWW+R: Tequila, Vodka, Whisky, Wine and redbull.

Este cubata está asqueroso.
This "cubata" is disgusting.

by Barceloninian May 30, 2011

cubata

-shortened form of cuba libre; rum and coke

Echame otra cubata, por favor!

by la borracha May 13, 2005

Clubtures

A posh university word used to describe boozy nights out with friends.

Since i missed my lectures this morning, tonight clubtures might cheer me up

by Jackie Baffour February 16, 2006

Clubstep

Commercial dubstep popular with the masses. Relies as much on catchy vocals as the heavy sub-bass.

Terrence: I really love that dubstep track 'Katy on a Mission'.
Sofia: You don't like dubstep, the shit you listen to is clubstep.

by Senor_Dub September 9, 2011

Clubster

A clubster; one who gets crunk in da club, dressed like a DAMN FOOL. mixes horrible 80s attire with large frame glasses cheap gold jewelry and feathers in their hair. a hybrid mix between a hipster and a club rat. says they only pop bottles and drink chilled patron, when in actuality you probably pre gamed it in the parking lot with some PBR and a bottle of Jager.

female; Dev, dropping it to da floor the only classy clubster

male; Kanye west, class-less shutter shades, fresh to death kicks.

by sexdrugspushtostart June 3, 2011

Chubat

A mutated animal that resembles a chubb (fish) and a bat (vampire bat)

"Hey Nepolean whats that weird creature over there ripping that guy open?".
"Oh that, that's a chubat you dumbass now lets run for our lives befor it devoures us".

by tokoya drifter $$$ July 16, 2006

clunatics

supposed to be spelled "cloonatics". refers to those who are crazy abou george clooney

rachel is a cloonatic

by Blythe_Smith20112 March 19, 2005