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Sabooha is a term that recently blew up in the Greater Toronto Area. It is just another synonym for ugly.
Toronto man #1: Aye, I saw this shordy in the Scarborough Town Centre and she was looking so nice from behind
Toronto man #2: Are you talking about Janice? dawg she is such a sabooha dont go for it
Toronto man #1: Youre right fam
Sabooha by Haristathebarista February 15, 2019
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The guy that every girl wants and super popular
Jenn: Holy shit Tessa it's Salouha (Salah)
Tessa: I want him
Salouha by Yae-Eun Hwang October 22, 2019
Sabouba
A family name from royal decent. Sabouba’s a very important last name, whoever holds this last name is of great importance. A sabouba is a warrior, who never leaves their family behind, most of all, of royal blood.

Sabouba, royal family decent, royalty.

If you know a sabouba don’t ever let them go

As precious as ruby’s diamond and gold
They’re lasts name is sabouba?
Y’a!
They’re royalty??
Omg!
sabouba by Sophie548 November 17, 2023
Sabouba

Originating from the Middle East. Is a last name depicting royalty and a warriors heart.

Sabouba’s are known to be the most loyal, giving, and protective people. Sabouba’s are a last name from royal decent. It’s very rare to find a sabouba and if you do you are lucky to be in their presence. A sabouba, a royal, who is also a rebel.

If you know a sabouba don’t ever let them go.
They are as precious as ruby, a diamond and gold..
They’re a sabouba?!

Yes!

Omg Thats so cool!
sabouba by Sophie548 November 17, 2023
Sabouba

Originating from the Middle East. Is a last name depicting royalty and a warriors heart.

Sabouba’s are known to be the most loyal, giving, and protective people. Sabouba’s are a last name from royal decent. It’s very rare to find a sabouba and if you do you are lucky to be in their presence. A sabouba, a royal, who is also a rebel.

If you know a sabouba don’t ever let them go.
They are as precious as ruby, a diamond and gold..
They’re a Sabouba!?
YES!
that’s so cool!
Sabouba by Alex432 November 18, 2023
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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