babalanka

The translated word for spaz in the African language of Swahili. Spaz means a person that acts insane or mentally retarded but is actually just after attention.

Person 1: Hey that guy Justin is a real Babalanka.
Person 2: Yea, I know.. He's just after attention, don't worry about him.

by [EoP]Drake November 7, 2011

Bobama

A Bobama is a Portuguese Water Dog acquired during and several months after the Firts Family's adoption of Bo Obama.

Hey Blayne, look at Ritchie with his Bobama, There's a Portuguese Water Dog baby boom... can you call a breeder this week hun?

by TimThomas April 13, 2009

babalawo

A Nigerian consult of the oracle from the Yoruba culture. Sometimes the term is used to define a voodoo priest. In movies, they sometimes have dark powers or require expensive sacrifice for their services.

baba: father
ala (o ni) : of
awo: divination

I need money. I'll donate a nice fat goat to the babalawo so he can tell me my future.

by Woske August 22, 2009

bobaloosh

The very appropriate term for Cum to drip or leak out of the womans genitalia or buttox (or mans buttox.) after unprotected sex.

After the man and woman finished having unprotected sex, a couple of minutes later, the woman started to bobaloosh.

by Skitzoid and cousins June 26, 2006

Bobclap

The special strain of chlamydia reserved for the students of Texas State University in San Marcos whose mascot is the bobcat

Don't touch Tracy, I hear she's got the bobclap.

I think that bitch gave me the bobclap

by eratosharbinger September 16, 2009

bobulated

being in a state of confusion / similar to "discombobulated" (to throw into a state of confusion), yet the opposite of "combobulated" (to remove from a state of confusion)

The monk was bobulated without his usual morning brekkers

The nun had always been bobulated, despite the monk's best efforts to discombobulate her...

We are all completely bobulated !

by taffertaffer August 15, 2010

bubala

A Yiddish(Jewish) word, traditionally used by Grandmothers, that references children. The modern usage of the word can be extended to any person that is considered darling and close to one's heart. One could go as far as to interchange the word "bubala" for any pet name (i.e.: "Dear", "Darling", "Honey", "Sweetness and Light", "Love Muffin", "Lover", "Snookums", "Baby", "Hot pants", "Boo", "Philly Buns", "Sweet Cheeks", "Mammacita", "Suga'", etc).

"Bubala, I couldn't imagine living without you...you're the best."
"Come here, Bubala, and give Cricket some suga'!"

by Cricktonyte August 3, 2006