jubie
jubie noun: a young woman.
Noun
jubie (plural jubies)
- A young woman.
- So everytime you walk through a dance tell a yute 'xcuse me' / Tellin your jubie 'I like her style' / She's talkin about 'abuse me'2000, Kardinal Offishall, “BaKardi Slang” (track 2), in Quest for Fire: Firestarter, Vol. 1, performed by Kardinal Offishall
- Could you be so kind and show me a sign / I've been searching and it's so hard to find / Decent values with a decent wine / Decent jubee running it down the line2001 September 11, Damien Marley, “Still Searchin'” (track 5), in Halfway Tree, performed by Damien Marley ft. Stephen Marley and Yami Bolo
Forms of jubie
| plural | jubies |
|---|---|
| alternative form | jubee |
Origin of jubie
Borrowed from Jamaican Creole [Term?].
Questions about jubie
- What does jubie mean?
- Jubie means a young woman.
- What part of speech is jubie?
- Jubie is a noun.
- What is the plural of jubie?
- The plural of jubie is jubies.
Words near jubie in the dictionary
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