Tabernacle

Derived from the housing of Christ, but can be used in slang form to ask the condition of one's home life.

Zen: Yosh...
Squid: Yosh...
Zen: Tabernacle?
Squid: Not much, stayed home all day and perfected my 733t s3w1n9 m4ch1n3 5k177z...
Zen: Indeed...

by Zen Kaiser September 8, 2004

Tabernacle

Jewish soup. i.e. Matzo Ball Soup, Old Fashioned Potato Soup, Cabbage Soup, Tomato & Rice

I'd like some Tabernacle soup for dinner. What kind? How about Matzo Ball.

by SoupLovingShiksa June 16, 2012

tabernacle

I really fun word to say out loud.

"tabernacle."
"uh, what?!"
"tabernacle!!!"
"okay..."
"say it out loud!"
"...why?"
"IT'S FUNNY!!!"
"stfu" *smacks*

by g f b February 27, 2008

tapernackle

to read from the holy tapernackle, to get laid, to go balls deep

damn that niggas reading from the holy tapernackle, the booty scriptures

by vizcacha July 12, 2006

Tabernacle and a half

Pronounced tabernack and a half. Expression used by English Canadians to express wonder. It can equally be used to express anger

Tabernacle and a half she has a good looking ass.
Tabernacle and a half you are one dumb fucker.

by DENIS LETOURNEAU July 14, 2008

Tabernacle

Tabernacle is a small town in the middle of nowhere, where the coolest, most achieved children are breed. Most of the kids have relatives who live a mile away from them, and we find it fun to quad and dirtbike. The highlight of Tabernacle kids weekends is having a beer by a bonfire in the "pit". These well breed children will filter into Seneca Highschool, which is a great highschool, full of drunks, and stoners. The sports teams used to be a joke, but are becoming legit. There might not seem like there is alot to do in this small town, but it sure is a hell of a good time living here. The state troopers never think it is as funny as we do, and Leos and Wallers & Nixons is where its at.

"Dude look at those kids partying it up over there!"

"Oh, they must be from Tabernacle! "

by tnacle repsss December 23, 2009

Tabernacle

Where Mormons come from.

by Anonymous February 19, 2003