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brbmf

Beginner 📱 Gen-Z / Internet Slang

Definition

be right back mother f**ker

Origin

NoSlang.com

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SUB-ADULT

A person aged 18-24 who's legally classified as an adult but whose survival skills suggest they'd be completely lost without parental intervention; technically grown, practically helpless.

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