ribbitter 

a person who looks like a frog but doesn’t know it

Andrew, who works at Taco Bell , is a ribbitter!!!!(barf)

ribbitter by kingtrev🤤 March 4, 2019

Ribbitter 

1) That thing on a frogs neck;

2) when 2 double chins morph into 1

That frog has a massive ribbitter.

John is so fat, look at his ribbitter.

Ribbitter by Kushna1 June 17, 2018

rabbittard 

A person who is entirely preoccupied with rabbits and their behavior.

My rabbittard sister recently said, “I’ve been noticing that our parents are primarily crepuscular and we all have quite a salad habit so I’m starting to seriously wonder about our genetic background.”

rabbittard by Dr Bunnygirl June 17, 2020

rabbiter 

When the guy doesn't manage to go the distance and you need to get the rabbit vibrator out to finish the job.

Fem 1: Is John good in bed?
Fem 2: No he is a complete rabbiter job.

or
Fem 1: Was he chatting you up?
Fem 2: Yes but he looks like a rabbiter.

Meaning that one has to get sexual satisfaction from a vibrator.

rabbiter by johnsx November 13, 2006

Rabbiteering 

When you f*cking super sonic mode and going brazy she tap out, leaves her incapacitated. Only kings rabbiteer.

Person 1: “yooooooo bro I was going crazy ondis bitch last night gang!”
Person 2: “oh fr ? How crazy bro?
Person 1: “Man I was going crazy bru, I was rabbiteering dat bitch! Mink Mink Manouu!”

Rabbiteering by June2FLY February 10, 2022

Ribbitard

Derived from Rippatard, a Ribbitard is a low IQ individual Frog person who cannot lift and has no self awareness. Ribbitards spend all their money on Only Fans girls and bus fare, leaving nothing for dental hygiene.

"Omg Tony has gone full Ribbitard!" said Kenzo

Ribbitard by commi3 mark April 3, 2026

ribbited

Ribbited (verb, slang, sarcastic)

To die in a manner that is unexpectedly anticlimactic, absurdly resilient, or suspiciously less final than "croaking."
A tongue-in-cheek euphemism for death implying that the subject departed with unnecessary noise, self-importance, or a last-minute flourish.
To cease functioning while somehow remaining an ongoing presence or annoyance.

Usage notes:
Unlike croaked, which suggests a straightforward demise, ribbited implies that the deceased managed to make their exit oddly theatrical, ironic, or inconveniently memorable.

<Jeremy> Greenspan finally croaked, eh?
<Alan> No, I ribbited.

ribbited by RiflesCock June 23, 2026