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Any worker at one of the Department of Energy's National Laboratories, including Lawrence Livermore, Los Alamos, Pacific Northwest, Savannah River, Oak Ridge, and any many more. The title is usually accompanied by lanyards with multiple security badges and Operational Risk Management (ORM) cards, pocket protectors, and glasses straight out of the Manhattan Project. Subjects scare easily and are often seen riding around on 1960's bicycles, reminiscing about "the old days", and attending fun conferences on the thermo nuclear fusion process and other easy-to-grasp concepts.
Dude, that Labbie needs to get out more.

It's OK, he is just a Labbie, he'll be fine once he calms down.
labbie by NorCalLabbie February 21, 2011
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An employee of the Los Alamos National Laboratory in Los Alamos, New Mexico. Easily spotted for wearing name tags with their security clearance on them, taking two hour lunches, driving in a way that proves they don't have to punch a timecard, and essentially getting paid a good amount of money and benefits for doing nothing but pass around joke e-mails all day.
Don't bother going anywhere to eat in Los Alamos at noon, the place is swarmed with labbies.

There's nothing worse than serving a labbie with an attitude.

Wearing this nametag makes me feel like a labbie.
labbie by AtomicKitten December 19, 2005
Related Words
Labbies • labbie • libbie • labbing • lambie • labbin • Lubbie • Labbit • labie • labies
Typically used in video games from Fighting to madden. To go into practice mode and learn things, typically combos or plays.

Past Tense: Labbed
Future tense: Going to lab
"I labbed my main character yesterday and made a B&B Combo and an ultimate combo."

"Any tips? I'm labbing Suneater right now"
Labbing by y u bully me April 16, 2020

Libbies and Connies 

Short for Liberals and Conservatives. A Libby is a derogatory term for someone who preaches non stop about social issues without having a clue what they are talking about. A Connie, on the other hand, is an insulting term for someone whose head is still up BushSr./Reagan/Nixon/W's buttcrack.
Gary: It's not right that we are able to eat this food when there are still poor children starving in Third World countries!
Lisa: Oh spare me, you fucking Libby

Janine: Dear God, you have George W. Bush's picture framed above your bed?! I never knew you were such a Connie!

Random Hippy: Can't the Libbies and Connies all just get along?
Libbies and Connies by Drewnine March 15, 2009
Beautiful young lady who is caring and deserves to be pampered. She is also someone who is very trustworthy and nice
You would be amazing if you named your daughter libbie
Libbie by Yololol1D January 27, 2014

Call Of Duty Lobbies 

Where 12 year olds with fucking mics call everyone the n word
Me: Plays COD

12 year old: NIG*ER COCK SUCK MY DICK

Me: Call Of Duty Lobbies are so toxic smh
Call Of Duty Lobbies by nobruhwhy September 26, 2020
She is just incredible, the sweetest girl youll meet, shy but once you get to know her lord forbid XD she is funny, caring , her voice is beautiful and most people dont deserve her. Shes worth everything <3
“There should be more libbies like her in the world”
Libbie by Akvilexxxx August 13, 2018
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Literally "dirty" pronounced with a West Indian accent. Can also have a positive connotation, for example Sean Paul's album title "Dutty Rock".
"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

or, in a positive usage:

"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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korean word for madam, older woman
Ajumma wait a moment
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