Bjäbb

A Swedish word inspired by the sounds made by the rabbit character "Lille Skutt" from the "Bamse"-series.

It is used to show great displeasure and when a situation is bad. It is a word used to express something negative.

- Bjäbb! I lost my keys. :(
- Naaw, too bad. :(

- I hurt my knee
- Bjäbb! I feel sorry for you!

Bjäbb by ElzahjärtaJoel November 21, 2011

Yellow Babber

A fast food item found on the secret menu at BoJangles. It’s so secret that even the employees don’t know about it

Costumer: Lemme get a Yellow Babber
Cashier: Look you about to get nothing. I’m not gonna play witchu. You gonna be Yellow Babberin and your ass still gonna be hungry

Yellow Babber by Dexter1012 December 22, 2020

Bjärbz

Bjärbz are a group of individuals across social media, mostly Twitter, who greatly support both Nicki Minaj and Björk. In their free-time, they may listen to both artists at once, mostly due to their genetic capability and having great taste in music!

The Bjärbz have really great taste in music!

Bjärbz by bjorkasmr October 11, 2019

Ghetto Babble 

A corrupt form of English. Often used by white kids that have never actually known any black people, let alone black people that speak like that.

Suburban White Boy #1: What up nigga? Lets go find us some hos.
Suburban White Boy #2: Word up G
Suburban White Boy #1's father: How many times have I told you two to stop speaking that Ghetto Babble under my roof?

Ghetto Babble by Fatboy26 October 9, 2008

Dome Babby 

A quarterback who makes everybody think he's much better than he really is because he pads his stats by playing in a dome.

Drew Brees really showed how much of a dome babby he is this weekend when he lost to the 49ers on the road.

Dome Babby by AnonEmoose3 January 25, 2012

Incoherent Babbling 

Texts messages that don't make sense. Usually sent while drunk, high, hopped up on drugs, or a combination of all three.

Incoherent Babbling Text- Ex: You make boyz in the hood look like little rascals.

Incoherent Babbling by drunkandstupid October 18, 2010

babby's yed 

Also known as a steak and kidney pudding, and is used mainly in Northern England. It is pronounced exactly as it is read, and is phonetic of the way us people from Wigan say 'baby's head.' I suppose some people must think that a steak and kidney pudding must resemble a baby's head. Quite funny really.

"I'll have a babby's yed, chips and gravy please"

babby's yed by Gaz_Wigan May 6, 2006