pubs
pubs is the plural to pub - british for bar...it does not mean hair on your genitals, that would be 'pubes' to whatever fool put that in
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Pubs
In gaming, pubs are 'Public Players', or those random people that are in a server with you. If you don't have enough friends to make a complete team or squad, you might get some pubs to fill in the spaces.
Pubs can also refer to online servers without passwords as well.
Pubs can also refer to online servers without passwords as well.
Related Words
pubstar • pubstep • pubstomp • pubshut • pubsick • pubslut • Pubstitute • Pubs brain • pubs 'n bubs • Pubs up, Dems down
Pubs
When a relationship is known to everyone, even if the people involved are unaware of the dissemination of this knowledge.
Have you heard about jack and Jill? They really are so pubs. Even my history teacher knows they are dating.
Pubs by Friendlymidtown December 26, 2013
Pubs
1) Cult members of the Republican Party.
2) Cucks of Donald Trump and Republican leadership.
3) Conservative version of “Libs” deriving from the terms “republicans”
2) Cucks of Donald Trump and Republican leadership.
3) Conservative version of “Libs” deriving from the terms “republicans”
There goes those damn pubs over there again screaming and crying about how their rights are being violated by the Subway cashier.
Pubs by SneakySnake69 September 25, 2020
Pubs up, Dems down
Pubs up, Dems down by Chris2011aggie October 14, 2007
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