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Pheba as a girl's name is a variation of Phoebe and it means bright in Hebrew.
A Pheba is a bit crazy
She is unusual and is always talking about the weirdest things

But at the same time, she can be serious and a helpful friend if anything happens
"We all need a Pheba in our lives."
Person 1: "Did you know that Pheba was talking about birds the other day?"
Person 2: " Yep. That's Pheba".
Pheba by Javier Gomez July 22, 2020
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phenaygle 

getting away with doing nothing -- often in a work setting.

homophone of finagle
He phenaygled his was into the widget observation department
phenaygle by kmfrayed April 18, 2012
Related Words
Pheba phebabe Phebaleb phebau pheasant Phebe Phear Phelan Peebaby peeball
(n) fe-tuh-see

1. When reality becomes parody
2. When parody becomes reality
3. Irony squared
4. The age we're living now
We live in a phetasy where reality is parody, and parody is reality.
phetasy by Ole Nielsen August 21, 2019

plebasaurus rex 

A low life, low social economic, loser of a dinosaur who is often picked on by the upper class of dinosaurs like the T-Rex
The plebasaurus Rex would go hungry for another day as he was broke
plebasaurus rex by Y0shimtea December 21, 2014
Phemba is the queen of all humanity. She is a skinny legend ascended from the fires of Hell. Within her soul resides the Devil himself. She is destined to lead an army of demon cats and storm the gates of heaven.
Person 1: P- P- Phemba is th- that you? Have mercy on my soul
Phemba: Get out of my way angel Gabriel
God: O God, the time has come. Angels retreat!
phemba by RRRRRAZZY August 22, 2020
Mexican slang used mostly in the northern states of Sinaloa and Sonora.
It is used to reffer to a group of young people or a group of friends.
Andábamas tomando con toda la plebada.
Hubieran venido a la casa, aquí andaba la plebada.
Plebada by Young Gunz August 12, 2018

pheasant heart

When someone unzips their pants and puts one of their balls between their fingers and asks someone who is not looking if they've ever seen a pheasant heart before. The person then turns around curiously and inevitable witnesses a pheasant heart.
Andy (unzips his pants placing one ball between his fingers) - Hey Chris, have you ever seen a pheasant heart?

Chris (turns around) - Oh! You sick fuck.
pheasant heart by epetes December 13, 2015
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