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real def:
russian for grandmother
urban def:
to interject with when someone else is speaking and you do not want to hear it anymore
john: "the other day there was....."
you: "BABUSHKA"
john: "..........."
refers to an older woman who manages a brothel or some other form of prostitution for profit. Synonymous with madam, lady pimp, pimpstress, mama-san, mother superior, and jokingly a matchmaker.
The word comes from Russian, literally meaning "grandma" (although originally the stress is on the first syllable: BAH-bush-ka), probably 'cause a lot of prostitutes in Western Europe (who later become babushkas) used to come from Eastern Europe.
That old lady looking like a graciously aged hooker is in fact the babushka of the biggest brother in the hood.
A lovely Russian grandmother. Caring and Loving,they will always love you.
Babushka made split pea soup for us and other snacks after school.
I love Babushka!
A code word to kill in among us:) (valkyrae, sykkuno, corpse, and spedicey ifykyk lolll)
This is how Eastern Europeans and Russians call their grandmothers sometimes.
My babushka is the best!! She made so much delicious food for me! I love her more than anything <3
1 a triangular kerchief head covering
2 an elderly Russian or eastern European woman. Stereotypically stout.
Once a week I visit three babushkas.
grandma in Russian. said to denote a magical happening or to suddenly end a sentence.
1. "wanna see a magic trick?"
"ok"
"BABUSHKA"
"WHAT THE FUCK MY LEGGG!"
2. "So I was like--"
"BABUSHKA"
".........."