rapebirth 

1. Similiar in use to rape child meaning one born from rape.
2. Not similiar in use to rape child in that it can also mean one born during the act of rape.

"Len is such a prick he must have been a rapebirth"

rapebirth by UVRaze March 29, 2007

rebirthing 

Starts out with 2 fingers in the vigina then you put your fist in then your arm then your foot and then your head make sure to pack food for the winter. You will be hibernating for a long while.

The guy likes to rebirthing in the girl.

rebirthing by bunnera May 13, 2015

Rebirthday 

1. The day of a person's rebirth
2. The anniversary of the particular day on which someone is born again

Rector Elvis Priestly wishes you a Happy Rebirthday!

Rebirthday by timlight July 22, 2009

Rebirth 

to be reborn

Rebirth by Anonymous October 24, 2003

Rebirthday 

The anniversary day which a Christian celebrates thier salvation

Today, I celebrate my fifth rebirthday

Rebirthday by Lynne B January 23, 2009

relationship rebirth 

Its where you and your significant other totally get rid of any problem in the past and act as it never happened and just get back together as if you were a new couple starting out again.

i kinda cheated on my girlfriend after we faught about we somehow became friends and had a relationship rebirth

relationship rebirth by Dylivia April 23, 2014

rebirth 

According to the Buddha, the present life is not the first nor will it be the last. The life process contiues so long as the craving for existence prevails in the mind, and this craving in turn, accumulates good and bad karmic forces. Therefore, as long as these conditioning forces and the craving for existence remain, rebirth will continue to occur.

Our existence does not begin with this human life nor does it end with an eternal life in heaven or hell. Our lives have been evolving over countless existences according to the quality of our accumulated karma. This process will continue until a person someday realisess the cause of his existence, and through realisation he works towards bringing this process to a complete and irrevocable end. That attainment is the final goal called nirvana.

As defined by Dr. K. Sri Dhammananda, in "The Buddhist Way"

John is attached to his material possessions, which he fails to see are as trivial as his meandering existence. His blind journey down the pathway of life shall only add perpetual revolutions to the contiuity of his life. Perhaps in rebirth, he shall uplift the blindfolds of his surroundings and see the true path down which to traverse. His cycle will be broken and he shall attain the ultimate goal of nirvana.

rebirth by Ian G. King July 30, 2006