Difference between revisions of "bearbear"
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bearbear: small or long hair wey fit grow for man face after e don leave small pikin | bearbear: small or long hair wey fit grow for man face after e don leave small pikin | ||
#: {{ux|dv|I dey keep my '''bearbear''' make I for look like Soyinka. |(I am training my beard so that it will look like Wole Soyinka's beard.)}} | #: {{ux|dv|I dey keep my '''bearbear''' make I for look like Soyinka. |(I am training my beard so that it will look like Wole Soyinka's beard.)}} | ||
| − | + | #: {{ux|dv|Your '''bearbear''' dey worry you. |(You are carried away by your manly appearance.)}} | |
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* English: beards | * English: beards | ||
Revision as of 12:35, 29 September 2020
Naija
Alternative forms
- biebie, biabia, beard beard
Etymology
from English beard
Pronunciation
- bjɛ̀bjɛ́
Noun
bearbear: small or long hair wey fit grow for man face after e don leave small pikin
- I dey keep my bearbear make I for look like Soyinka. — (I am training my beard so that it will look like Wole Soyinka's beard.)
- Your bearbear dey worry you. — (You are carried away by your manly appearance.)
Translations
- English: beards