FABBIC
FABBIC by Urbandictionary staff December 22, 2020
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FABWICH
FABWICH is a brand new sandwich from an electric clamping tight sandwich maker. Your two slices of granary bread are loaded with cheddar cheese, tomato puree, AND, a touch - (just a touch) of marmite - IT'S S C R U M P I L I C I O U S !
FabricePepsi
The term used to describe a NFL Fan with casual knowledge, one that has Kirk Cousins in his top 10 QBs list. He's also a efficient grammar nazi, and takes in fancy and exquisite punctuation that's overexaggerated. It's weirder than most, but he seems to standout in his own way somehow and someway. And I also forgot to mention he also watches College Baseball, a different type of yikes.
"Lamar is a #9 for me, needs to work on passing, better as a RB.
Allen is top 3, he can fucking yeet a ball, and can run good. Perfect balance."
"Hey, you talk like a FabricePepsi!"
"Thanks, I was always a big fan of him."
Allen is top 3, he can fucking yeet a ball, and can run good. Perfect balance."
"Hey, you talk like a FabricePepsi!"
"Thanks, I was always a big fan of him."
FabricePepsi by ohhAdroit June 19, 2021
Fabricland
Fabricland: Adjective
An amplified feeling of disappointment, to await a great reward and be dissatisfied with the outcome.
An amplified feeling of disappointment, to await a great reward and be dissatisfied with the outcome.
Guy 1; Ugh, this cheeseburger looked so good! But it tastes raw and cold!
Guy 2; Oh, you mean it’s fabricland
Guy 2; Oh, you mean it’s fabricland
Fabricland by Cannikale January 2, 2021
Fabricio
The name belonging to a sexy humble man, with a pretty nice behind. He is so loveable and the perfect prince charming. After sweeping so many girls off their feet, he finally settled down with that one chica. Am amazing boyfriend, and perfect companion for anytime, anywhere. Up for almost anything. He's got jokes like the joker and walks with attitude. Oh, and apparently, he's pretty gangster.
chick 1: yeah, his name's Fabricio.
chick 2: wow. I'd tap that anyday. oh wait...I already did.
-OH, it smells kind of like sex..
-It's me. My new perfume called Fabricio. It 's the new thing!
chick 2: wow. I'd tap that anyday. oh wait...I already did.
-OH, it smells kind of like sex..
-It's me. My new perfume called Fabricio. It 's the new thing!
Fabricio by chineeese<3 January 1, 2009
fabricated truth
That sounds like a story you just made up as being for real. Sounds to me like some more of your fabricated truth crap!
fabricated truth by talk2me-JCH2 April 19, 2021
fabricobble
As there was not a suitable PCB to be found, a breadboard circuit was quickly fabricobbled for the prototype.
fabricobble by zif_01 June 27, 2017
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