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1. Coolest mother fucker in the world.
2. A guy who all the girls like.
3. Always wears yellow.
4. W.O.W. player.
5. A guy who always has your back and you have his too.
6. Best man when you get married.
7. A guy who has the same tattoo as you.
8. Someone you've been friends with for a really long time.
9. Like a brother.
Examples 1 and 2.

Me: "hey have you seen my Kolibas."
Some really hot girls: "After he made out with us he went that way."

Example 5.
Some big ass dude: "im gonna kill you."
Me: "hang on let me call my Kolibas."
Kolibas by electricmonkey08 April 13, 2009
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Todd kolibas 

A debonair type fellow strong who's rugged good looks and swift gifted gab can talk almost any girl out of her garments and into a horizontal position in little to no time.
#strong and ordinary swift with a back hand a Todd Kolibas type is hard to beat cheat or knock down with out Severe Repercussion To those Who contest for challenge.
# Another definition Is one who who walks with a limp On account of his pimp.
# struts rather then step when In walk
The girl was rendered helpless to theTodd Kolibas couch catch
Todd kolibas by anonymous July 8, 2023
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Eastern European slang: A person who dances to hardbass music.
Polish and Russian Language: Sausage maker

Rooted from the word "kolbasa", meaning sausage.
Made popular by the song "Bochka Bass Kolbaser" by XS Project.
Look at that gopnik slav kolbaser dancing away!

Bochka, bass, kolbaser alone
Kolbaser belt naked
(Бочка, басс, колбасит соло
Колбасер по пояс голый)
kolbaser by icecoldblizzard October 12, 2017
Macedonian word that means sausage but can also be used when calling someone a dick.
"Ti si Kolbas"

"you are a sausage(dick)"
kolbas by Sunay January 6, 2008

Kolbastı 

This is one of the Turkish folkloric dances.The students of the Black Sea University(KTÜ) created this dance style.It's really so hard to perform but it's also so great to watch their dance.
I watched Kolbastı on Beyaz Show last month and then I fall in love with both the dancers and thier style.
Kolbastı by Turkishguy March 11, 2009
hungarian sausage, jused as a discription of a hungarian dick..
That hungarian kid got a real big kolbász, be careful or he whil stick it up your mouth
kolbász by Munkás Béla March 24, 2009

kolibasoga 

The last name of the mighty werewolf slayer who cut the beast in half . One of the Nobelist last names in all of history. Also all who carry this name are unbelievably good looking and athletic. Kolibasoga in Fijian translates two dog ripped in two
Kolibasoga the best name ever
kolibasoga by It’s yah boi October 27, 2020
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