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Chubbable 

Female that is chubby, but not too chubby, to engage in sexual intercourse.
She's coming to the party. She's not that hot, but she's chubbable.
Chubbable by thekgb January 5, 2011
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Chubbable 

Loveable and chubby, but not fat.
Mike David's black hairdresser on the 11/08/11 show was chubbable.
Chubbable by Larwick November 8, 2011
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Chubbable 

Capable of being Chubby.
Kevin Fang is so Chubbable!
Chubbable by tubbyness July 22, 2010

Chubbable 

Able to be talked about (Positive)
That cool house is very chubbable
Chubbable by Zplayz June 23, 2022

Chubblesome 

If you got something that is chubblesome it means it’s worth talking about
Grain: That’s a chubblesome build!
Ren: thank you, and you look very chubblesome!
Chubblesome by Weirdly_specific June 23, 2022

chubbaluck

A jolly and bright example of a human. Optimistic in nature but real and nurturing to others. One who brings good luck through action and spirit while in opposing situations.
You're being quite a chubbaluck about all this.

It's bad, and all you can do is sit there being a chubbaluck in this darkness.
chubbaluck by Chubbaluck April 22, 2017

chubbalupagus 

Chubbalupagus is a common species of female humanoid native to urban and suburban environments, characterized by excess body weight in the form of wide hips, appreciable fupas, "muffin tops" and various expressions of back fat, flappy arms, thick ankles and a second chin.
Although normally a species considered to be prey and not predator, they often lure mates through online dating services by posting pictures of themselves that distort or entirely conceal their chubby features. It is only when the unsuspecting male meets the chubbalupagus in person that he realizes that he has been tricked by it and must thereby purchase food and drinks and possibly sleep with it.
Jensen: So I hear you have a new girlfriend?
Mack: She's not really a girlfriend?
Jensen: Whatdya mean? Didn't she spend the night at your place the other night?
Mack: She's a chubbalupagus, dude.
Jensen: Ooh, oh. Okay. I don't do that myself. But all the power to ya.
chubbalupagus by McHardism February 14, 2012
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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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Whales are large and extremely difficult to close. Due to their immense size, they are highly sought-after.

A whale is typically identified at first by a whale hunter on the sales team, but often requires cross-discipline participation in order to close; this includes assistance from operations, engineering, creative, client success, and business development teams.
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