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blargablarg 

A blargablarg is any device used to carry a child, or in some cases midget(s) or dwarf(s). These devices usually consist of a backpack like design in which the smaller person is inserted and carried upon the body of a larger person. These devices were originally developed by Native Americans to carry their papoose (Algonquian for "Child") leading many of the white-man to mistakenly refer to the carrier as a papoose.
That crying baby is annoying me so much I think I might tear the blargablarg right off the mother and smash it against a tree.

That lady with the blargablarg freaked me out, she turned around and I thought I was looking at Quato from Total Recall for a second!
blargablarg by Professor Huff April 3, 2008
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blargalarg 

A word derived from my weird Graphic design roommate who has a mustache fetish. To be speechless, overly exasperated, in a state of insanity.
Karen gasped at her burnt toast, "Blargalarg!"
blargalarg by looeyfilm February 1, 2010

blahglablarglablurg 

For when you're having "one of those days". . .
You can update your Facebook status with: "blahglablarglablurg."
blahglablarglablurg by LuLu27 June 11, 2013

blargalarg 

when two friends simultaneously touch tadpoles in the local fish mart for fun.
Elliott and I went to the local market and felt like committing blargalarg till two in the morning.
blargalarg by Ellocisaurus May 8, 2010

blargawarga

Noun, used in place or any 3 or 4 letter word. Can bve used inbetween awkward silences or use to answer the phone.
Blargawarga,its a jew!
blargawarga by Greg Miller April 6, 2004

Blarghaflarga 

Ligma blarghaflarga
Blarghaflarga by Bibbbypooo September 20, 2018

Balargalarg

You alright you balargalarg?
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