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n. a device used by ants to increase their elevation. They consist of very small pieces of wood on which ants attach their tiny little legs to, and walk. These fabiers, invented by Fabiola Mendez and Javier Solis (hence the name), are best depicted in a series of i's.

-note that these are not to be confused with !!, which are ants carrying sticks, of *** which can either be ants going to heaven, or superant.
1) iiiiiiii
Javier: Hey look
Fabiola: Yea, ants on fabiers!

2)iii*iii
Fabiola: Awww look at that ant.
Javier: Yea he fell of his fabiers and died, at least he's going to heaven
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I am the fabiest of you all.
fabiest by Wolfmenz November 4, 2014
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the act of your parents calling other parents after you have been caught drinking light beer and trying to get them in trouble.
i cant believe your parents fabbersed my parents last night after you u skulled that light beer, that you stole from them.
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Babies that are not real, fake, fictional, a figment, or pretend.
"Please pray for Kelly and the Fabies"
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morbidly obese babies. these are the children that make you think holy crap, that thing could eat me..
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fake babies; doll stand-ins for babies in films/movies
"She screamed at the screen as the cannibal drained the juice out of a plump baby. I put my arm around her and whispered 'relax, its a movie, they use fabies.'"
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Fabies is a shortened version of fur babies. Pets such as dogs and cats that are very well loved. Can also be Faby for singular. Owners identify as pet parents more than just an owner.
I love my fabies so much, I’m gonna give them extra treats and tummy rubs.

/

My faby is precious.
fabies by Amelia Starling April 8, 2019
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