Cabbed
Cabbed by speech teach March 6, 2018
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death-cabbed
when the voice of someone you have never seen suggests that the person is overwhelmingly physically attractive, only to find, once you actually see them, that their physical appearance is not necessarily their best attribute.
(Used mainly in reference to singers whom one hears sing before they actually see them).
(Used mainly in reference to singers whom one hears sing before they actually see them).
Person 1: I googled that singer we heard on the radio.
Person 2: Is he as hot as he sounds?
Person 1: No, he totally death-cabbed us.
Person 2: Is he as hot as he sounds?
Person 1: No, he totally death-cabbed us.
death-cabbed by Alchemedes February 28, 2010
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Cabbed • death-cabbed • mini-cabbed • Cobbed • Crabbed • cabedo • Chabbed • Cababed • CabbeKing • Cabbety
mini-cabbed
When a friend offers you a list and you jump in the back seat leaving the passenger seat vacant. Hence making it look like a taxi. Comments like.... can you put the AC on? and have you been working long? are actively encouraged.
mini-cabbed by craster December 11, 2015
cobbed
When sitting on the toilet, you reach over to tear off some toilet paper only to find that there's nothing but the cardboard tube, or cob, left on the roll.
cobbed by Mr. Weebitzy December 7, 2013
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