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A word often used in place of a period at the end of a sentence, with the voice trialing off.

It suggests that the speaker thinks that more should be said, but there may be nothing to logically follow it.
Heard on David Letterman in a Rupert Gee episode where a lady off the street ended every sentence with ", so ..." "Where are you from?" "I'm from Cleveland." "What are you doing for a good time in New York?" "We're going to shows and walking around, so ..." "Having fun?" "A lot of fun, so ..."
so ... by J.W. Hall March 25, 2007

Boobaloobaboobies 

boob-a-loob-a-loobies, aka. boobaloobaloobaloobies

1) Woman's breasts which are especially jiggly or squishy

2) Anything of a vaguely round shape, e.g. navel oranges, dumplings, etc.

Origin: This term originates from the covid episodes of the popular YouTube show "Good Mythical Morning" and is still referenced to this day. It was first spoken by Charles Lincoln Neal III (Daddy Garlicfingers), or more commonly known as Link Neal.
"I just put both hands out and ask: May I touch your boobaloobaboobies?"
"Boobaloobaboobies tend to pop out a lot."
Boobaloobaboobies by Tototater December 14, 2024
Big ups the urban dictionary
Big ups by Georgiadawg January 23, 2011
It's basically combining two words: retard and headbang. It's headbanging but looking like a complete moron doing so. It's something that you would make up if you were 11. (Like I did when I was 11...)
That's some straight up tardbanging right there.
tardbang by PowF3 March 7, 2010

oten nako daku

Goodmorning oten nako daku

Grandma Lesbian 

A type of lesbian categorized as a smol bean with little to no social media and or use of technology. They wear cute little glasses for the aesthetic and probably thrift shop. They love cats and hot tea. They also usually have curly hair.
Kate McKinnon is such a little grandma lesbian, I love her so much.
I usually go for the grandma lesbian type.
Grandma lesbians are so smol, soft, and pure.
Grandma Lesbian by lesbean May 15, 2019
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