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Thaabits are usually honest and trustworthy. They do not give up easily on difficult situations. However, Thaabits are hardheaded and have difficult admiting to their downfalls. They are also seen as being a man of thier word. At parties they are normally fun and energetic. They are picky eaters. Thaabits alway takes live by the horns and strives for greatness.
"Wow that boy is such a Thaabit" "I don't know, ask a Thaabit"
thaabit by Yusuf abdul April 18, 2018
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thabitha 

Thabitha is the most perfect girl in the world, she can do everything in life without trying. She's adorable, kind and so damn hot.
Thabitha
thabitha by little queen bitch February 26, 2017
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A hot, kind boy that you will never want to leave. He will always want the best for you even if he’s mad at you. never think that he is fake if you hear something about it he will always say the truth and nothing but the truth.
Bro, I have a crush on Thabit.
Thabit by James673 February 23, 2019
Nanddika's man.KEEP AWAY!HE IS RESERVED U STUPID SEC 1 GIRLS.
"thats my boyfriemd thabith and u are not allowed to take pictures with him!" nanddika said.
thabith by Bananan man 2002 May 20, 2018
A lively person that is always thirsty for adventure but can never find anything that can quench his dehydration for a worthy challenge
That Thabit is awesome
Thabit by Ømega Mindž June 13, 2019
I sometimes think that going down this road is really not good, like thabit, going down this road...
Thabit by Brah... June 27, 2019
Dumb knob, who sits and gets high off his face recreationally. One that is searching for his princess, but cannot achieve her. Why? Because his personality sucks.
Oh look theres a thabit.
Thabit by cattyfatty1 April 23, 2012
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