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What is carabiner?
a subgenre of punk that combines the musical styles of punk, emo, and folk. lyrics contain themes of nostalgia, growing up, and some unintentionally existentialist philosophies.
Some bands in the genre include Slaughter Beach Dog, Pinegrove, and Oso Oso.
What music do you like?
Carabiner punk.
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Carabiner - what is it?
(care-uh-bean) verb. To flail yourself off of a high surface with a rope attached to yourself as your only hope of survival.
associated with rock climbing
and pirates of the carabiner....
man, I was carabin-ing the other day... that's such an adrenaline rush...
What does "carabiner" mean?
kar-uh-bee-ner
1. n. The Mexican equivalent to a care bear.
2. v. The act of transporting illegal immigrants from Mexico to the United States.
1. "Is your daughter watching a Spanish show?" "Yes, it's a fantastic new children's series called 'The Carabiners'".
2. I was short on cash last month, so I pulled off a carabiner.
Carabiner - what does it mean?
A group of at least six Mexicans in a given location.
Look at those carabiners outside the hardware store.
Carabiner - meaning
Carabineis a slang term for labia, thought not many people know it's true origins. Not many people use this word, as it really is an underground word. It can be quite offensive when used in the right context.
1: My mom has a carabine.
2: SHUT IT YOU CARABINE.
3: Carabine is a seriously underground word.
Carabiner - definition
Auto-fellatio, the act of a male sucking or licking his own cock, from the overall shape of the body, like a locked carabiner.
It's a rare guy who can go full carabiner and get past the glans!
Carabiner - slang
the actual spelling of the device used to "clip" things together. not carribeaner. the device's use also goes back further than mountain climbing, as the word originated from the german word for "hook for a carbine", carbine being a firearm similar to a rifle.
hey bob, are you aware that most people are ignorant of, and most likely don't even care about, the proper spelling of "carabiner"?