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The Schueberfouer is the largest funfair in Luxembourg, running from late August to early September, where all visitors leave satisfied by its magical atmosphere.

"Schoubi" is simply short for Schueberfouer and while attending the funfair you will frequently hear attendees randomly shouting "Schoubi" with enthusiasm and excitement while enjoying the experience.

In recent years, this has led to the word Schoubi growing into more than just a shortened version of the word Schueberfouer and it has now become a concept and a way of life that can have various meanings depending on the context and the intonation, but all of which are positive...
(A)
Person 1: Hey bro, how's it going today?
Person 2: "SCHOUBI !" (translation; all is good bro and I'm feeling good about today)

(B)
Person 1: Hey babe, how do you feel about your presentation tomorrow?
Person 2: "Mmm, schoubi !" (translation; I'm sure it will go well because I have prepared well and my manager will be there to support me)
schoubi by SuperSaiyanGod January 13, 2022
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Schaubism 

noun

1. A system of idiotic ideas and ideals created by former UFC fighter and now "comedian" Brendan Schaub. It is not clear but these ideas are presumed to be a result of CTE.

2. Something Brendan Schaub says often that doesn't my any sense, yet he continues to say it.

3. Something 100% false that Brendan Schaub thinks is true.

verb

1. Pronouncing a word/phrase/colloquialism VERY incorrectly.

2. Confusing two things with each other

Schaubism is not to be confused with a tito-ortizism.
Schaubisms:

"Not the smartest tool in the shed"

"War of nutrition"

"Fly up the radar"

"Throwing someone under the boat"

"Margaret Robert" - (Margot Robbie)

"Wiz Kalifee"

"Royals Royce"

"Thurrapy"

"Cheeto Fingers"

ETC
Schaubism by wateryPanda June 20, 2020
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Schaubism 

Schaubism - Using or pronouncing a word, name, colloquialism, figure of speech incorrectly particularly in a context where you're acting as an authority.

Brendan Schaub is an American comedian, actor, television host, and retired mixed martial artist.
"How did you pronounce that word? Ha, nice Schaubism."

George Carlton is one of my comedy heroes. Schaubism
There’s a lot of red tape; rings to jump through. Schaubism
Schaubism by GayOwlOneLove June 1, 2018
Ew! Mom, this turtle is soooo schlubie.
Schlubie by TheMightyMeercat February 21, 2022
Named for the former Houston Texans' quarterback. It is the ability to throw an interception at a time and place that will completely crush any hope of victory by your team. A Super Schaub is throwing two or more interceptions in a game or throwing an interception that is returned for a touchdown.
Hey! Did you see how Orton was Schaubing in that game last night? He threw three Schaubs including that Schaubed pass at the end of last night's game?

Yeah! He totally destroyed that Cowgirls comeback attempt. I heard that Philly voted him their MVP.
Schaubing by Duncanseven December 30, 2013

scoubidou 

Lengths of multi coloured plastic string used to make bracelets, keyrings etc. They can be braided in many ways and hung from belts etc. Latest craze in Britain and originated 20 years ago.

Also known as "scooby" or "scoobies"
"I cant come out tonight I'm plaiting my scoubidou"

"That's a rad scoubi on your keys"
scoubidou by Fourchoon June 7, 2005

Scoubididoubilly 

Scoubididoubilly is the world that can be used for everything u can even dropt it randomly

The word is pronounced like the Kids series scooby doo and the name Billy
Person 1: good job bro
Person 2:Scoubididoubilly
Scoubididoubilly by Wimm December 31, 2022
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