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This name comes from Kurdistan which means the river which pronounce Rubar not rubber but it’s not a popular name a Rubar is always a good friend he always challenges a part of life this name is also a boy or a girl they are also unknown to find a person like this they are not many people like this but if you mess with them he or she will have a fight on you but they fail alot of time until they get it Rwbar are the goodest person you will ever meet
Person1 Hey rwbar how you doing

Rwbar: I am doing great

Person2 rwbar my girlfriend cheated on me

Rwbar: remember heart break happens it is going to be ok

Person3 thank you rwbar
rwbar by Rwbar December 10, 2020
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robarting 

(verb) the act of doing something at robarts library

comes from the university of toronto library, called Robarts library.
john: yo what up peter
peter: nigga im robarting all week
john: wut?
peter: IM STUDYING FOR MY EXAMS THIS WHOLE WEEK!!! FOOOL
robarting by jaKCZ December 14, 2010
Related Words
rwbar • rebar • robar • rubaround • RUBAR • Rwar • RBAR • Robards • robarts • RWART

rebarbed 

This means that someone or something is slow or r*tarded. Just like Nicki Minaj fans of course. This is not my word I got it from the Clitbeaters on ig.
Nicki Stan’s are so Rebarbed!
rebarbed by PimpnTheseHoHoHo”s August 26, 2019
Defiling a bathroom in the worst possible way. Typically used after a good curry or some bad mexican food.
Omg....I ate 12 cappy dogs yesterday. I totally robarged the bathroom at work.
Robarge by Laddie boy July 26, 2019

Barbara Ara bar Ara araba bara rabarbara 

Real Icelandic sentence for saying: "Barbara, the daughter of Ari, gave Ari the Arab only rhubarb"
Barbara Ara bar Ara araba bara rabarbara

Robarazzi 

When a friend goes behind your back for popularity.

Examples can include:
• Exposing secrets you told them in privacy
• Spreading rumors
• Ignoring you
• Etc.

The term comes from the Nickelodeon show 'Victorious', when Robbie exposes his friends for popularity. He exposes Tori popping a pimple on his web-show. Eventually, his friends turn against him.
Guy #1: Dude, did you hear the there's a rumor that Emily likes to collect forks?
Guy #2: Oh yeah, her best friend, Kate, started that rumor.
Guy #1: Really? I guess that's why she's sitting with the popular kids now!
Guy #2: Yup, Emily got Robarazzi-ed.
Robarazzi by Robbiekindahot March 24, 2020
The noise a seal makes
Seal #1: "RWART" (hello)

Seal #2: "RWART" (oh hi tom)
RWART by Rwart January 1, 2010
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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

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"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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