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b t dubs 

A slangified vocalization of the popular Internet-communication abbreviation "btw," which stands for "by the way." The "dubs" is a shortened "double-u," which takes too long to say.
"That, b t dubs, is why I am always careful in the bathroom at the Cedar Tavern."
b t dubs by Schumonster June 11, 2006
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An augmentation of abbreviation btw (by the way). The 'Dubs' portion of the term refers to the initial sound of the letter W: 'double'. Double is then shortened to dubs, because that's street.

Rolls off the tongue like a bare-backed walrus. Enjoy.
That bird is proper fit, Bt Dubs.

Bt Dubs, N-Dubz run bathtubs.
BT Dubs by Patches87 May 31, 2012
A play on the acronymn for: "By the way" It's the same as "BTW", in other words, it's another way of throwing the English language down the shitter for more efficient internet chat purposes.
BT Dubs, formal English is so last century.
BT Dubs by Francois1980 January 23, 2009
an abbreviation for the abbreviation of "by the way". Saying "bee tee double you" just sounds lame. Therefore, this was an absolutely necessary addendum to the dictionary of abbreviations.
Bt dubs, if you guys are ready to go get something to eat, i'll go. I'm not going to be pushy or anything, but i'm ready.
bt dubs by c migz January 11, 2006
derived from the cool slang term "BTW" which cums from "by the way"
" manz... bt dubs its not so hot to get jizzed on your KTs"
bt dubs by jiz ball March 22, 2005
bt dubs, shortened slang for the instant messenger phrase "btw," which in turn is shortened form of "by the way." Invented by Eoin Moore in 2003.
bt dubs, i invented this before you did.
bt dubs by Eoin Moore December 28, 2005
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