habe
habe by an autistic nigerian May 30, 2016
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Habe
Misspelled have (I’ve done it a few times)
Habe sounds like a name for a baboon and it might very well be one... idk.
Habe sounds like a name for a baboon and it might very well be one... idk.
Habe by JustAnOrdinarySoul September 15, 2019
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Habe
Habe by Mcfallen12 June 8, 2021
habe
Noun: A rotund individual who routinely exhibits bouts of explosive diarreah.
Verb: To mooch, especially with respect to other people's money; to go on a bender; to consume alcohol or illicet drugs to the point of near cessation of cardiovascular processes.
Verb: To mooch, especially with respect to other people's money; to go on a bender; to consume alcohol or illicet drugs to the point of near cessation of cardiovascular processes.
Noun: That habe should really eat less, he's grown of late.
Verb: Stop drinking all my booze, you're habing so hard right now.
Verb: Stop drinking all my booze, you're habing so hard right now.
habe by Moose the deuce 22 September 20, 2016
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Ich habe deine mamer genusst
Ich habe deine mamer genusst by Mr_Orne December 1, 2022
Ich habe keine Beine
person1: What is the time
person2: Ich habe keine Beine
person1: huh?
person2: Du musst hat viele Beine und sehr klein Mittbeine
person2: Ich habe keine Beine
person1: huh?
person2: Du musst hat viele Beine und sehr klein Mittbeine
Ich habe keine Beine by ihnen March 1, 2020
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