Tabarnaco

fmn. Tabarnaca
Pl. Tabarnacos (as)

A word used for Mexicans to name French Candians.

It's a game of words, since "Tabar" comes from tabarnak, used as a swear word and insult, second is "naco (fmn naca)" is a pejorative word often used in Mexican Spanish to describe bad-mannered and poorly educated people.

"Ya sabes como son estos tabarnacos, son mas nacos que tabar"
"Los tabarnacos son bien chistosos"

by account_user October 26, 2009

Tabernacle

To confirm a statement. Snoop Dogg does use this but I believe Bishop Don Magic Juan originated it but it is used as a synonym for Church or chuuch or Preach. Other examples would be things like "real talk" or "Word." As to strongly confirm a statement or idea.

Man i swear people be fake as hell any more. Preach brotha, church, tabernacle.

by Yung Sock May 29, 2017

tabarnane

Soft profanity used to emphasize an emotion, an impression. Mild version of french-canadian curse word tabarnak.

T'as un tabarnane de beau cabanon! (Your shed is darn nice!)

Il pleut en tabarnane. (It's raining a lot lol)

by Edgar Pruviance May 27, 2009

tabernacle

the truth

you hear about bobby getting beaten up last. His mother told me what happened; so it is definitely tabernacle

by tuffpuff March 27, 2010

Criss Colis de tabarnak

French Canadian (Quebec) to swear, Like FUCK .

OUI MONSIEUR

Criss Colis de tabarnak what is a Duchbag ?
Are u kidding me ? CRISS COLIS DE TABARNAK !!
Criss Colis de tabarnak Quebec is so badass.
tabarnak

by Quebecoise. May 13, 2009

Tabernacle

The housing behind the altar where the Eucharist is kept.

"Dude, put that Jesus bread in the tabernacle."
"Dude, that word so reminds me of 'tackle'."

by Soiled Undergarment July 9, 2003

tabernacking

v. The act of swearing profusely in the French language.

Matt was tabernacking all night long after after being blocked time after time by Serge, the Amazing Frenchman.

by Je Suce January 23, 2009