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dubplate 

Comes from dancehall reggae culture. Dubplate can refer either to an exclusive tune that only people with clout have access to or the acetate disk that those exclusive tunes are cut onto for play. Physically, a dubplate is a 10" or 12" slab of metal covered with an acetate laquer that is spun on a lathe and has music "cut" into it. This is actually the first step in manufacturing any vinyl record. If vynil is going to be pressed, the dub is then electroplated and the mold for the vinyl is cut from it.

Dubplate culture has been adopted by DrumnBass and UK Garage DJ's and producers as well.
"Give me a dubplate... I'll make your mind step down..."
dubplate by G Notorious February 19, 2004
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dubplate 

word commonly used in the drum&bass scene. Famous dj's or dj's with connections in this genre receive unreleased tracks that no one else has(sort of), and gets permission to play them in clubs/partys around the world... while other smaller name dj's get stuck playing the same tracks that have been rinsed for 4 months before release.... the word originated from the oldskool dancehalls in jamaica... BOH SELECKTA!!!!
dubplate by decypher! October 22, 2003

dubulatious 

This is the epitome of cool. Can only be defined by two bad women that share such a Dubulation connection.
Stacee is so dubulatious that all the people bow and honor her presence.
dubulatious by K-dubulation January 1, 2010

Dubulations 

A series of electrifying wins, seizing the "Dubs"
Spent the night shredding the gnar with the boys, chasing the dubulations!
Dubulations by Boonjob44 February 15, 2023
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