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Tawab or Thawāb (Arabic: ثواب ) is an Arabic term meaning "reward". Specifically, in the context of an Islamic worldview. It originated from the Holy Quran in the middle east. This is a preferably a girls name is not very common in the states or Canada.
Thawab has some books
Do you know what Thawab is doing at that party?
thawab by Ensiner January 28, 2017
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Thawab is a Hawaiian girls name, the meaning behind Thawab means (Reward, perfect), Thawabs a very English and Arabic common name, Thawabs are commonly switched to the name Tawab in English so it is easier to be pronounced, most Thawabs are either very pretty and rebellious, Thawabs are usually very active and in to sports, there very social and love to talk to people
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Thawab by Suishi man 101 yah August 30, 2018
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A word so devoid of any meaning it can be used in any awkward situation.
Jimmy, help Mother Thwable the corn.

Oh, for Thwabling out loud!

We should Thwable for the children's sake.

Last week I thwabled with my girlfriend in a field.
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Thazable 

In the game "World of Warcraft" when playing a Retribution Paladin to win a ranked match almost alone without help. Another word for "carrying" a match.

The word "Thazable" actually comes from the Paladin named like this.
Did you see this Paladin? His mates didn't do anything, he just thazable'd this match.
Thazable by nariellol January 14, 2013
A strange creature also known as Nuuk. He happens to be extremely depressed and try’s to flex on girls by accelerating. Unfortunately he accelerated too quickly and fell and injured himself.
Ayy bro u seen Rithik.

Who dat I only know Thawak?
Thawak by Naaak April 26, 2019
Thaabits are usually honest and trustworthy. They do not give up easily on difficult situations. However, Thaabits are hardheaded and have difficult admiting to their downfalls. They are also seen as being a man of thier word. At parties they are normally fun and energetic. They are picky eaters. Thaabits alway takes live by the horns and strives for greatness.
"Wow that boy is such a Thaabit" "I don't know, ask a Thaabit"
thaabit by Yusuf abdul April 18, 2018
Thawa you son of a bitch !
Thawa by Turbolklaouilkbir December 3, 2019
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