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REBECIAKIA 

Repeating an insult back to somebody...right back at ya
You’re a chump...no you’re a chump REBECIAKIA!
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rebeciakia 

When someone says something and someone else respeats it back, usually an insult. Like a "no you" or "right back at ya"
"You're a chump" "No, you're a chump" REBECIAKIA

"You stink" "No, you stink" REBECIAKIA
rebeciakia by Us works June 26, 2018
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Rebeciakia 

When one says a insult and you repeat the same insult back that creates a “Rebeciakia Effect”. Derived from the commonly known phrase “Right back at ya”
Someone; You are a chump

You; No you are a chump.

And this results as the Rebeciakia Effect, Commonly confused with the Mirrior Effect.

Pronunciation: Rebecc (EEAH) Key-ah
Rebeciakia by The Works June 27, 2018

rebeciakia 

When someone says something, and then someone else says the same thing back, usually an insult. Like “right back at ya” or a “no u
“You’re a chump” “No, you’re a chump” REBECIAKIA!
rebeciakia by SSRN Works June 27, 2018
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