1. Term used to describe an exceptionally larger than normal and disgusting bowel movement.
2. Used in place of the word "fuck", but only in a negative context.
2. Used in place of the word "fuck", but only in a negative context.
1. Oh man those tacos are doing a number on my gut, I'm gonna have to take a greasy rabus real soon.
2. You got fired from that sweet job for sleeping with the bosses daughter? Oh man you really rabused that up!
Use both in conjunction:
e.g. That rabus really rabused up my crapshoot.
2. You got fired from that sweet job for sleeping with the bosses daughter? Oh man you really rabused that up!
Use both in conjunction:
e.g. That rabus really rabused up my crapshoot.
by stained glass September 26, 2010
One way to write "love" in Japanese. You probably heard it in the "meduka" video and are wondering what it means. It should be pronounced "ra-boo" instead of "ray-boo" like in the video, but it's funnier to say it wrong.
by pacman on crack October 15, 2020
the horrible japanese pronounciation of "love" except with super heavy accents on "la" and "vu", thus making it RA-BU. It is a horribly ridiculous and embarrassing term couples use when they're mushy and uberly happy. The word is often used twice consecutively for an extra emphasis.
"God, they're so frickin rabu rabu."
"How are you guys doing lately?" "Us, oh we're super rabu rabu!"
"How are you guys doing lately?" "Us, oh we're super rabu rabu!"
by Aminin September 9, 2006
An English speaker's interpretation of an incomprehensible Engrish phrase commonly said by Maids in Maid Cafes within the Akihabara of Japan.
The literal meaning of "Rabu Rabu, Nyan Nyan" is "Love Love, Meow Meow" and is said to emphasize the Maids' Kawaiiness or cuteness.
The literal meaning of "Rabu Rabu, Nyan Nyan" is "Love Love, Meow Meow" and is said to emphasize the Maids' Kawaiiness or cuteness.
by Kaigenji July 17, 2010