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Bababooey 

i honestly don't know what this means but it's funny
Person 1: Bababooey

Person 2: what

Bababooey 

Nickname of Howard Stern Show producer Gary Dell’ Abate. Coined after referring to an animation cell in his collection called "Babalouie". It has become the catchphrase of the show, and has many variances such as "Tatatoothy" in reference to his abnormally large teeth, "Flaflafloley", and "Mamamonkey" due to his vague resemblance to a primate.
Although often maligned, Dell’ Abate has distinguished himself as a talented and gifted producer and an integral part of the iconic show.
Not applicable, as it is used instead of his name.
Bababooey by Mister Skin August 22, 2005

Bababoey 

Twomad viewer: (donates money)

Twomad voice: BABABOEY
Bababoey by Sicklad797 September 18, 2020

Bababooey 

Gary Dell'abbate from the Howard Stern show.
His other name is Bababooey because of an inside joke about a cartoon cell a long time ago. Artie Lange is on the show too, he rocks! Now give me 1000 thumbs up to help me fight cancer! Thanks!
Bababooey by Andi March 16, 2005

Babatope 

A sweet baby boy , he is dark/light in complexion ,a guy that treats women kindly , he is capable of doing things that will blow your mind to the female body, he is kind hearted , romantic and the free type that moves along with everyone.....he is capable of switching to his good or bad sides or capable of being both.

Babatopes have a massive cocks 🍆
I need a Babatope in my life right now...

I can't wait for you to Babatope 🍆 me..
Babatope by Morenike_ September 11, 2019

Bababooey 

The viral meme "Bababooey" originates from this radio thing where this one guy was talking about this toy or smth from america called "babaloey" and he messed up the name calling it "Bababooey" several times, and that is how the meme was born.
Person 1:"Bababooey"
Person 2: "what does that even mean?"
person 1: "BABABOOEYBABABOOEYBABABOOEYBABABOOEYBABABOOEYBABABOOEYBABABOOEYBABABOOEYBABABOOEYBABABOOEY"
Person 2: "you need help"
Bababooey by garbage July 15, 2021
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