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siberia

A part of Russia to the East from the Ural Mountains. Siberia geographicaly is devided into two parts: Western and Eastern. Western Siberia is extremely rich in oil and natural gas. Eastern - in metals and diamonds. Climate is cold, drops down to - 50 C in winter. Summer is hot - up to 35 C. For the US residents: temperature is not in Farenheit. Russian people who live there are called sibiryaki. In Russia they are well known for big height and physical strength.

That guy is form Siberia. If I were you I wouldn't mess with him.

by Yury January 18, 2006

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siberia

A term implying that something said or done is abnormal, illogical, weird, clearly incorrect, or obvious.

Despite the poster stating clearly that the department store is temporarily closed for renovation works, that boy still asked the shopping centre staff if the department store is closed. That's so fucking siberia.

by youtube.com/dQw4w9WgXcQ May 28, 2022

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Siberia

1: A province of Russia, known for its historical function as a place of exile

2: Where you park when all the good spots are taken - far away from whatever you're trying to get to.

Professor: You're late for class.

Student: Sorry, I had to park in Siberia.

by Anomylous October 18, 2016

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Siberia

Siberia is in either Europe or Asia... or like, Russia or something. It's fucking cold.

It's cold in Siberia, NIGGUH!

by grey September 23, 2005

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Siberia

A region of northern Russia that is cold as fuck.

Native Americans came from Siberia many years ago

by GodOfPigeons May 10, 2018


Siberia

An adjective for cold

Weather Man: It's going to be -3 degrees today

Guy: Wow! It's Siberia today

by Boss8765 January 5, 2014

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Siberia

The code word used by a group of people to explain the romantic activity of absent couple. Ie (kissing, sex, etc)

"Hey man, have you seen Isaac?"-Sam
"He went to Siberia with Morgan.."-Barry
"Haha tell him to Go For Gold!"-Sam

by DUKEMEISTER March 27, 2010

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