Steak Baby
Steak Baby by Delta Charlie October 3, 2006
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Baby Steak
Nickname for someone who just started gaining muscles, used in a mocking way - however mainly among friends as a joking nickname for a member of the group.
Baby Steak by CoasterDisks August 9, 2021
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Baby Steak
also known bubby steak and bubs steak , this is a nickname that was originally used in amatuer AFL footy but has since grown to be used by many people to label someone as "being a winner"
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Baby Steak by rickybobby. April 29, 2010
Steam Baby
Steam Baby by The custard kid July 14, 2018
baby speak
Used mostly by cooing peers (anyone older than the person in question)
Also
Used by mature people to talk to other mature people (*cough* mature, yeh right *cough*) but talking like young children
Also
Used by mature people to talk to other mature people (*cough* mature, yeh right *cough*) but talking like young children
1. "Hello, widdle widdle baby!" "Ooo! You so cute! Yes you are! Yes you are"
2. "Yeah! So nnnnn" "No no no waaa" etc etc
2. "Yeah! So nnnnn" "No no no waaa" etc etc
baby speak by Edmund Townend May 14, 2005
baby-speak
Oh, I just melt when you use baby-speak on me. Especially when you sound like the kid in the Oscar Mayer commercials!
baby-speak by Bungalow Bill November 24, 2001
Steakbaby
n. A baby with a steak attached to it with aims to lure a lion. (Popularized from the ESRB game description for the DS game, Scribblenauts)
Steakbaby by iamasteakbabyforlife July 11, 2009
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