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An e-cronym for Give Me A Break. Used in e-mails and internet forums to save time typing.
gmab by derelekt March 7, 2005
Words you can keep
Give me a break bro!!!
Dan: "Man I'm sorry I have to work late today so we will have to wait until later to cruise for some super hot nude babes on the beach"

Fred: "GMAB"!!!!
GMAB by Rob Braxton September 3, 2013
Related Words
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Pronounced Jee-Mab

Stands for Get Me A Bucket, a bucket signifying the need for water to put out a fire.

Etymology - First discovered by a "number1" when kickin some serious arse at darts and coined still to this day by all and sundry.
Luke "staypuft" Puff "Jesus this guy is killin me at pool"

Jut "hes immense"

Jimmy pots another ball off of 3 cushions

"GMAB, I'm on fire!!!!!!!!!!"


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"Get me a bucket, im too fucking hot"

GMAB by Number1guy April 24, 2009
Give me a break
Teacher: here is some more homework.
Student: gmab, ive done so much already.
gmab by anonymous November 29, 2020
I demand you fellate me - GMABJ now.
GMABJ by someone else is a cunt January 2, 2013
hey you! GMABJ!
GMABJ by mrboba July 30, 2021
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