dench
dench by firetruckgreen November 15, 2006
Urban Dictionary
Incest Baby
1. The result of two family members, typically a brother and his hot cousin, getting together and doing the DO.
2. Neko's boyfriend.
3. The term used for the offspring of 2 dumbfucks that are closely related that are ugly as hell.
2. Neko's boyfriend.
3. The term used for the offspring of 2 dumbfucks that are closely related that are ugly as hell.
"Neko's boyfriend is an incest baby lacking an off button."
"We're gonna have an incest baby."
"Mama, I'll stay home and take care of our incest baby, I promise!"
"We're gonna have an incest baby."
"Mama, I'll stay home and take care of our incest baby, I promise!"
Incest Baby by Heenz January 2, 2009
The old pop job
When someone is taking a steamy shower and another person jumps on the bowl and drops a beer shit, while the other person is in the shower.
while taking a shower Brian smells a nasty odor and peeks his head out of the shower and sees Doug dropping a deuce, Brian yells at the top of his voice " you bastard the old pop job."
The old pop job by Joseph Z February 3, 2008
Faded
adj. Being high or under the influence of marijuana. a Reference to the song "Behind Blue Eyes" by The Who, an English Classic Rock band
Faded by Holden Caul February 23, 2009
Debarishi
A person who honestly loves school and has trouble adjusting to online school, often shy and always shows his head on online calls and meets. Normally, He's a cool guy that has got your back at all times
Tim: "He is such a debarishi, he always supports me"
"WHY DOES DEBARISHI NEVER SHOW HIS WHOLE FACE ON CAMERA"
"WHY DOES DEBARISHI NEVER SHOW HIS WHOLE FACE ON CAMERA"
Debarishi by TIT_SUCKER January 4, 2021
pubar
Tanmaya and Chinmaya are pubars with tradtional pubari names.
Use is sometimes analagous to the "N" word. When used by whites, especially the English, the term is very offensive to Indians. However, when used among Indians the term is an expression of friendship and brotherhood. Examples include, "Hey, what's up Pubar?"; "Yo, Pubs (pronounced pooh-bs)"; "You're my pubar, son."
Use is sometimes analagous to the "N" word. When used by whites, especially the English, the term is very offensive to Indians. However, when used among Indians the term is an expression of friendship and brotherhood. Examples include, "Hey, what's up Pubar?"; "Yo, Pubs (pronounced pooh-bs)"; "You're my pubar, son."
pubar by K'we'fil's[!] November 23, 2006