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Somebody obsessed with wheat to the point that they shoplift just to taste it.
Oh man, sometimes he's a Timbury. Why doesnt he just have some jam and stop trying to find wheatabix.
Timbury by Colin Firth April 19, 2010
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Timbuktu 

1.) A city in the country of Mali, which is in Western Africa. Was once a major trade city and centre for Islamic religion in the 15th and 16th centuries. Mostly used nowadays as an expression, when people want to emphasise how isolated, inaccessible, far away or in the middle of nowhere a place is.

2.) A place that you didn't think actually existed, but it does.
Person 1: "You never come around to my house anymore."
Person 2: "Ho, that's because you live all the way out in Timbuktu."
Person 1: "That place doesn't even exist."
Person 2: "Does so."

*Person 1 goes to look it up*

Person 1: So it does!
Timbuktu by Lyosha May 11, 2009

what in the timbuck fuck

A silly little exclamatory phrase made by the reaction YouTuber Ryth
Ryth: “My Fortnite GIRLFRIEND wanted to SHOWER with ME” what in the timbuck fuck am I getting into?—-

Timbuktu 

A city in Mali, although it usually just refers to the middle of nowhere, or somewhere very far away.
"That's, like, all the way in Timbuktu!"
Timbuktu by CoolCrafter February 8, 2021

Timbuktu 

(noun) A city in the West African nation of Mali, known for its extreme inaccessibility. Now it is used to mean any extremely distant and inaccessible location.
We used to have each other over for dinner on a regular basis, but then she moved out to Timbuktu, and we haven't done it since.
Timbuktu by Moshe Jacobson November 9, 2004

leboglin timbogler 

A person who likes to hornswoggle, mind boggle, or confuse someone
1. That person is the leboglin timbogler.

2 . Damn, I just got leboglin timboglered
leboglin timbogler by Tolcs June 14, 2023
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"I'm heading out to the crunchy store to pick up some fair trade chocolate and tea tree oil, do you need anything?"
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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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