WMABB
Wouldn't Mind A Bloody Beer. Often said on a Friday arvo after a long day down the coal mines. A few beers never hurt anyone, not sure what the missus is always on about.
WMABB by loveabeerme September 1, 2016
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wabba lubba dub dub
wabba lubba dub dub by H20hype January 30, 2017
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WMABB • Wabbit • wabba • wabbie • wabby • wabb • Wabbajack • wabbanobie • wabble • Wabble-Dee-Dabble-Dee
wabbledoo
A censor word used when an internet commenter does not wish to use profanity explicitly.
It was first used by violinist Lindsey Stirling to replace profanity on her website. Amid her rise in popularity, her fans and other internet commenters used this word (with variations) in place of curse words on other websites such as Youtube and Facebook.
It was first used by violinist Lindsey Stirling to replace profanity on her website. Amid her rise in popularity, her fans and other internet commenters used this word (with variations) in place of curse words on other websites such as Youtube and Facebook.
Holy Wabbledoo! She rocks my socks off!
STWU already! We heard you the past thousand wabbledooing times!
STWU already! We heard you the past thousand wabbledooing times!
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widdle wabbit
widdle wabbit by Bobby boo_shea August 25, 2021
Wabb
Joey is a wabb.
wfabb
Do you still do Monat? No, I wfabbed it and left for another opportunity to rip more brain washed people off.
wfabb by Holdentwodyks November 30, 2021
Wabble-Dee-Dabble-Dee
Wabble-Dee-Dabble-Dee by Bowiiechan March 11, 2020
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