Examples of 'deb' in a sentence
Meaning of "deb"
deb (noun): a slang term for a difficult or awkward situation, commonly used to describe a predicament or dilemma
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- Clipping of debutante.
- Debutante ball or debut.
- Initialism of dynamic energy budget.
- Abbreviated form of the female given name Deborah.
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Deb should know how you feel.
I am sparing rita and deb by framing doakes.
Deb has a way of wearing you down.
In the long run would be easier on deb.
Deb used to say something like that.
Perfect time to help deb help herself.
Deb could never live like that.
You said you wanted deb back.
My grandma deb wears really tight pants.
And for talking with me about deb.
Deb can not talk right now.
My mounts as jumpy as a deb at her first ball.
Deb never mentioned how you met.
I can not believe deb dated a drag queen.
Deb will not be anywhere near as easy.
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She wanted me to be a deb and do all that stuff.
Deb should be up there leading this briefing.
Your nanny deb is also my mom.
Deb not à let alone with him.
Got to give deb credit for one thing.
Deb before not having a law degree.
We promised to meet deb for dinner.
Deb rose to the surface on its own.
You sit around poing about nanny deb.
Deb has got to get some volunteers.
Cops do not come any cleaner than deb.
Deb said it was just an old piece of junk.
It would not be okay with deb.
Deb was leading him into the woods.
Up at the cabin with deb and the kids.
But deb said it was this rite of passage.
I remember thinking that if deb saw me.
Deb has also worked as a stand up comedian.
You sit around pouting about nanny deb.
Deb pulled her gun on an unarmed boy.
I keep seeing deb everywhere.
Deb said you moved out.
You never told deb.
Deb did not get hung over.
He needs his nanny deb.
Deb would have loved that.
Since you are lead deb.
Deb organized her footwear by designer and season.
I think you are mad at deb.
I like deb way more than she likes me.
You gotta think of deb.
Deb was vulnerable and a potential witness.
I will take care of deb.
Deb will give you a lift into town.
There is nobody else who can cover for deb.
