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Starbonics

1a.the lingo used by Starbucks.
Most of the time it is far from what the actual meaning of the drink is.
b. Tall, Grande, Vente, Macchiato, Tazo. 2. The instruction booklet given by some Starbucks that describe how to order.
Macchiato means "to stain" in Italian but in Starbonics it translates to three shots of espresso and 3/4 of a cup of milk.

"Can I have a medium coffee?"
"Medium"
"Yeah that size"
"You mean Grande"
"Whatever go to hell"
Starbonics by Felix Tripp February 2, 2007
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starbonicks 

How Starbucks baristas spell your name on your cup.
"The Starbucks barista's starbonicks were on fleek when he wrote, 'kreg', on my cup, "said Craig.
starbonicks by clubnobbie August 20, 2015

Slurbonics 

When you are drunk and slurring your words fluently to the point that nobody can fully understand you, but they get the gist of what you are saying.
You are talking straight slurbonics right now, I get it, but maybe clarify a little?
Slurbonics by Eli Milbauer March 30, 2017

Sabonics 

Is an orginal language created by Sabrina Sawyer. Which used by many.
There goes Sabrina using those Sabonics again.
There was a Trampede of elephants.
Let's start an ignitement at church.
O no this mother jumper didn't!
I will turn this car around in a heart second!
Sabonics by Swanson AL Bronson April 22, 2019

Swanbonics 

The lexicon, today an uber-urban slang phenomenon used by the in-the-know crowd, derived from the hit reality TV series, "The Swan", encompassing all words and terminology that are peculiar and specific to "The Swan".
Shocka, you lost me with all your Swanbonic speak! What's "feminize"?
Swanbonics by jojo dancer October 14, 2004

StarBolicious 

A person that looks bright like a star and delicious enough to eat.
I am so thirsty, and that kid looks Starbolicious right now.
StarBolicious by S7venFayO June 28, 2021
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murderhobo 

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