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comes from the word Shurveer, brave in indian language, more of a bengali name
He is a great warrior , shubir
shubir by s r khanna October 4, 2009
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someone very CRAZY. very nice and warm hearted. loves to have fun and goof around. usually the party starter. she is sometimes kept to herself and 99 out of the 100 times a subira has a bestfriend named amanda. a subira is someone you meet once in a life time so if you ever run in to one.... be thankful you met her.
damn!!! thats a subira you got right there!
subira by anonyymousse July 5, 2012
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A totally awesome person. She can be called a rebel without a cause. A free spirit, very caring and is basically a walking contradiction who hates people but loves humanity. You're lucky if you got hold of one. And yes, veryyyyy sarcastic.
Shubhra: regrets are for noobs
Shubhra by Queenofthecosmos January 29, 2020
shoo•ber (noun)

1. The uber car taken home after a one night stand. Vehicular Walk of Shame.

2. Tramp bus.
JASON: that girl stayed here last night. I just kicked her out.
CHRIS: damn! you made her take the walk of shame?!?!
JASON: yes and no. i called her a shUber.
CHRIS: shUber lux?
JASON: hell no.
shUber by lawrencehouston August 10, 2016
Sh-rub-er-YYYY
A small bush that scares people in the middle ages.
The knight of the round table shunned the old lady with with the word, shubery.
shubery by Stephanie/Heater June 9, 2008

Shuberton 

One of the many pet names of a wonderful German Shepherd dog who lived from August 4, 2008 to February 13, 2021. Whether it’s Shubi, Shuberton, Mummum- we miss her so much
How many photos did you take of Shuberton today? I took about tree fitty
Shuberton by Rini323 April 1, 2021
An intellectual. Shabir is an intellectual who is very shy but has hidden talents.
EH YO THIS GUY IS A SHABIR! HE CAN MEMORIZE THE USA'S NUCLEAR CODES WITHIN A MINUTE-- NO A SECOND!
Shabir by DarkLordXerxemminin January 30, 2018
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