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Bruh the teacher just jibated your ass.

Bro she got jibated by her dad I think she’s from Alabama.
Jibated by BroGetJibated December 30, 2018
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This word is used when you totally own your friend (if you have any lol) and they were le epic pranked!
“Yo where my doughnut’s go?”
“I threw them in the trash.”
“Man f*ck you I see you tomorrow”
“Haha fool you were jabated! I ate the damn doughnuts!”
Jabated by u/Skit Flicks April 6, 2021
To become destroyed, rek't, marred, or heavily damaged
After my accident, my car was jabated
Jabated by Renewrexbats July 3, 2018
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