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Same context as Weaboo, but with Bangladesh

Someone who with non-Bangladeshi ancestry who identify himself as a Bangladesh, speaks Bengali through Natok and f fucking fails miserably and using fake Bengali accent to be Bangladeshi.
Banglaboo:Hello I am from Bangladesh you pagal, you should have a refrigerator to store fish and I have an English accent like an Indian.

Actual Bangladeshi: What the fuck, why just why?
Banglaboo by anonymous July 28, 2022
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Donk Bangaloo 

Pronounced; (D-o-nk) (B-An-g-a-loo)

Used when something isn't going your way, or something terrible is happening, it can also be used in short form as Bangaloo
"Aw Donk Bangaloo, I just stubbed my toe"

"Son of a Bangaloo, I just spilt my drink"
Donk Bangaloo by XyloBro February 19, 2021
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Another word for gay/homosexual
Wow Adrian your balaboo

bangaroo 

"Last night I had the best bangaroo" or "I wanna just have a bangaroo tonight"
bangaroo by muanyc August 21, 2009
A legendary gamer.
One of the members of the best splix.io team in the whole wide world. Other members of onomatopoeia: ting ting, bang bang, and caw caw. Full name is balaboo a doodle doo.
Man, that balaboo reached first place on splix.io for the eighteenth time in a row!
balaboo by Balaboo a Doodle Doo February 17, 2017

Bangaloo 

Used in replacement for the F word, Bangaloo is to be taken seriously. Its inspiration comes from the word Donk Bangaloo
"You little Bangaloo, you'll pay for this"
Bangaloo by XyloBro February 20, 2021

bangaboom 

a loud noise capable of annyoying parents
he made a loud bangaboom noise to annyoy his parents
bangaboom by the best adder October 8, 2003
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Respectfully 

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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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