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What is SHUBZ?
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SHUBZ is "House party, rave"
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SHUBZ Definition / SHUBZ Means
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The definition of SHUBZ is "House party, rave"
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The Meaning of SHUBZ
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SHUBZ means "House party, rave"
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| | Other terms relating to 'house': | | CRIB | House, residence | | GAFF | House | | IHOP | International House of Pancakes | | LOCAL | Local public house, bar | | OHAC | Own House And Car | | PAD | House, room | | POTW | Patient of the Week (House M.D.) | | PUB | Public house, bar | | | Other terms relating to 'party': | | BNP | British National Party | | GET DOWN | Party, dance | | GOP | Grand Old Party | | LFP | Looking For Party (in MMORPG) | | NDP | New Democratic Party | | P&P | Party And Play
Postage And Packaging | | PARTY POOPER | A person who ruins the mood with their attitude | | PATT | Party All The Time | | PNP | Party and Play | | RAGE | Party very hard, get wasted | | SFP | Sorry for Partying | | TPK | Total Party Kill | | | Other terms relating to 'rave': | | IV | Four (Roman)
Intravenous | | NACKER | Irish gypsy, traveller |
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