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Barkapoo
Person 1: What a cute dog! What breed is it?
Person 2 (as dog is barking incessantly): It's a barkapoo.
Person 1: LOL, no really!
Person 2: It's a barkapoo. Haven't you heard it barking the past half hour? When we got it we thought it was a yorkiepoo but turns out it's a barkapoo.
Person 2 (as dog is barking incessantly): It's a barkapoo.
Person 1: LOL, no really!
Person 2: It's a barkapoo. Haven't you heard it barking the past half hour? When we got it we thought it was a yorkiepoo but turns out it's a barkapoo.
Barkapoo by LOL good one July 2, 2011
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jalex barakarth
(aka Jalex) the bromance created for the two band members of pop-punk band All Time Low, Jack Barakat and Alex Gaskarth
Fangirl One: Omg Zack and Jack are adorbs
Fangirl Two: Hush you idiot. Jack isnt real. Ship Jalex Barakarth-now that's real.
Fangirl Two: Hush you idiot. Jack isnt real. Ship Jalex Barakarth-now that's real.
jalex barakarth by insanelydelirious April 25, 2013
barkay
pronounced - bark-Ay
the term "barkay" can be used at the end of an argument, signifying that you dont care about the topic anymore.
Also used as a sarcastic retort to somebody who is annoying you.
the term "barkay" can be used at the end of an argument, signifying that you dont care about the topic anymore.
Also used as a sarcastic retort to somebody who is annoying you.
1.
"...so if you shot me in the head, i would still have the strength to break your neck....blah......"
"barkay, just STFU"
2.
"(babbling on about some inane subject)"
"barkay, i dont care now f**k off"
"...so if you shot me in the head, i would still have the strength to break your neck....blah......"
"barkay, just STFU"
2.
"(babbling on about some inane subject)"
"barkay, i dont care now f**k off"
barkay by aLLow nD TingZz May 16, 2010
Barakat
Someone who inspires confusion. In conversation, you'll often wonder if you heard correctly. Barakats are quietly loud, aggressively gentle, but always... Never.
Kevin: Man, I need some water.
Barakat: Just don't drink too much, you'll get thirsty.
Vera: Hey, wanna get some coffee?
Barakat: Coffee? Not a fan. I only drink Americano.
Dana: Why is your house so cold?
Barakat: Ah, the AC broke.
Barakat: Just don't drink too much, you'll get thirsty.
Vera: Hey, wanna get some coffee?
Barakat: Coffee? Not a fan. I only drink Americano.
Dana: Why is your house so cold?
Barakat: Ah, the AC broke.
Barakat by Clearly Clueless February 19, 2022
Jack Barakat
Jack Barakat by ALL13 September 30, 2008
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Boffin
British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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