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Turban Pictionary 

A party game played primarily in Arab or Middle Eastern nations, primarily at family gatherings, or otherwise boring parties; which are much more common in these regions, due to a statistically lower intake of unhealthy social lubricants such as alcohol or cocaine. Identical to the popular Western game Pictionary, except generally with better insulated noggins.
Got stuck on Surjid's team in Turban Pictionary last night. The answer was Footloose, but he was too scared to draw bacon (for Kevin Bacon) in front of his grandma and we had to, following the loss of a misunderstood Western style bet, eat our hats... Fancy a a bite of turban, I can barely finish this? At least I'll have a self-wiping ass for a few days.
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Turban Dictionary 

Urban Dictionary for the Sikh community.
"Hello Mr Singh, what are you up to tonight?"
"Hello Mr Kaur. I have to get a phrase published tonight at Turban Dictionary."
"Good luck with that. I hope it passes the Turban Dictionary Peer Review."
"Me too."
Turban Dictionary by LiberaceHudson September 22, 2017

Turban Dictionary 

The Indian Urban Dictionary, because Indians wear turbans.
Turban Dictionary, the Indian Urban Dictionary that no Pakistanis can edit.
Turban Dictionary by LMgamer36 October 5, 2020

Turban Dictionary 

The Urban Dictionary which is only accessible in the Middle East and India.
Bob: Mom i wanna go to Urban Dictionary
Mom: We have Urban Dictionary at home
Urban Dictionary at home: Turban Dictionary
Turban Dictionary by Sodonim July 15, 2020

Turban Dictionary 

I would be completely lost reading Turban Dictionary.

Turban Dictionary 

Widely mistaken for Urban Dictionary but is actually an entire glossary of words that are linked, similar and ryme with the word turban.
Thomas: What the fuck? Why hasn't urban dictionary loaded?
James: Look at the URl. You put in Turban Dictionary.
Thomas: Oh yeah, LOL!

turban dictionary 

What it will be called after Urban Dictionary is taken over by Sikh Terrorists.
I submitted an entry to turban dictionary and those assholes didn't accept it. Probably because it wasn't about turbans. Assholes.
turban dictionary by Pollup January 4, 2008
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