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1.{Jessie is commenting on Susie's picture online}
This pic is so adorable. c/b and tell me how your doing.

2.{Allison is sending Jody a message online}
I'm sorry I had to hang up on you. My cell ran out of battery. Please c/b in 5 minutes.

c/b by Jody vdw July 3, 2006
Urban Dictionary Merch
its a beaver! the c is the tail and the colon is the eyes and the b is the teeth.
C:B
C : B
C:B by MentalMonkey16 May 16, 2011
Related Words
c-block C-Bomb C Bag C-Bus c-boy C-Block Souljaz C&Bs c-ball C-Bar C biscuit
short for cock bloker. Someone that gets between your cock and a lady you want to give it to. Thus preventing your cock from reaching its intended target.
That Camilo, man, kept groping the girls at the party and ended up cock blocking us all. What a C.B.
c.b. by screwyloui April 18, 2006
cock block
Melanie kept calling and put a major c.b. on Jerome
c.b. by konichiwakitty August 19, 2003
Dude 1: Dude this girl sucked on my C&B last night!
Dude 2: Dude ur what????
Dude 1: My fucking COCK and BALLS!!!
Dude 2: Dude thats fucking sweeeet!
Dude 1: I Know! It was tight.
C&B by Jennison March 7, 2008
A tennis player who loves an all state wide receiver
C.B. by FazeUglyGod69 March 8, 2017
Short for coonery and bufoonery
House of Payne and Meet the Browns are C&B at it's worst.
C&B by madmasher11 January 24, 2011
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