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tabingus 

1. A term for a inside joke that is often used to confuse others

2. A statement used to describe a situation/ scenario that is either really good, or really weird

3. If used by itself, can either be considered a greeting, a insult, or compliment
Eric: Tabingus.
Nate: oh hi Eric!

Mary: I just won the lottery!
John: wow that's pretty tabingus!

Elton: Mark would still be ok if he didn't crash his bike, now he's got tabingus.
Martin: The hell is tabingus?
Elton: You'll know when you're older.
tabingus by putdagoatindatonka June 13, 2022
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tabingus 

1. A term for a inside joke that is often used to confuse others

2. A statement used to describe a situation/ scenario that is either really good, or really weird

3. If used by itself, can either be considered a greeting, a insult, or compliment
Eric: Tabingus.
Nate: oh hi Eric!

Mary: I just won the lottery!
John: wow that's pretty tabingus!

Elton: Mark would still be ok if he didn't crash his bike, now he's got tabingus.
Martin: The hell is tabingus?
Elton: You'll know when you're older.
tabingus by putdagoatindatonka June 13, 2022
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