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1. Born From A Boom Box.

Means you have some serious talents as a dancer.
'You're bfabb.'
'What's a bfabb?'
'Born from a boom box. Some people learn to dance, others are born to.'

from Step Up 3D
bfabb by Psihich June 29, 2010
Related Words
BFFAB • BFFAE • bffb • bffa • bffaeae • bfflab • bfab • bffwb • bfabb • BFFADS
Coming from the movie Step Up 3D BFABB is an acronym meaning Born From A Boombox. "Some people learn to dance, others a born to."-Step Up 3D. It basically means that you're so good at dancing that you we're given that talent to do so when you were born. The phrase sort of means it's almost like a boombox gave birth to you and you inherited the genes from the boombox that creates music that creates DANCING.
*Luke sees Moose's sick dancing*
Luke:"You're BFABB."
Moose:"What's a BFABB?"
Luke:"Born From A boombox."
BFABB by StepUp3DFan_ August 8, 2010
me and brandon are bffwb
bffwb by slutkowskeet April 19, 2006
"Best Friends Forever and Lusty Lovers Forever." When your BFF becomes your hot loving partner.
"I knew you guys were close, but I thought you were just friends."

"No, we became BFFALLFs."
BFFALLF by Freddie B March 1, 2013
bffrb is a abbreviation for be fucking for real bitch
person: I’m ugly
y/n: bffrb
bffrb by urmomslaystbh September 3, 2022
BEST FRIENDS FOR AS LONG AS POSSIBLE--- two people who go to eachother for everything and sit at starbucks together with nothing in particular to talk about and play phase 10 and eat applebees everyday. They are the two people you expect to see together all the time and when you see one, you automatically assume the other is around somewhere.
Kelsey and Nam are BFFALAPs
BFFALAP by musicandwords October 7, 2010
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