Define Kebab Meaning

Kebab
1. Obscure meat product in pitta bread, accompanied by salad and chilli

2. Female Genitalia


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Staple diet of pissheads

By Lanny
Kebab
It is a food originated in the Middle East and South Asia consisting primarily of roasted meat. Kebab is also available in many other parts of the world. Due to its place of origin, the word also takes on a derogative meaning of "Muslim" in general.

You can find kebabs (Muslims) selling kebabs (food) in the alley near the mall.
By Veda
Kebab
A delicacy, especially on the way back from the pub.

Mweerrr!! I'm pissed man... time for a kebab!
By Tera
Kebab
Sliced Lamb or Chicken with salad and garlic sauce inside turkish bread. Often confused with the vastly inferior Souvalaki.


"Lets get a souva, nah they suck wang, Kebabs are the way of the future"
By Katharyn
Kebab
Often encountered after consuming considerable amounts of alcohol after a night out on town.

"damn, I could really go for a kebab right now!"

"Kheebaaab! Me whanth khebab!"

"There is something funny about this kebab"

"Hey dude, what's that white stuff coming from your kebab?"
By Christiana
Kebab
female genitalia.
As used by that minger out of big brother

me kebab is sore from that shafting
By Aimee
Kebab
Some turkish meat-meal. Today there are many kebab shops in Europe. Kebab is accepted as some kind of fast-food. Should be eaten in turkey for the real kebab that is not totally pig shit.

Kebab is usually made from street animals in Europe, mostly cats.
By Loise
Kebab
Female genitalia that has become enlarged and wrinkled to the point that it resembles two select slices of donar meat.

"You are a fine young man! Wanna chew on my kebab?"
By Vinni
Kebab
what you eat in scotland when u r totally pished out ur nut and u got the munchies at about 4am

haww neeber fancy a kebab

ayy mann
By Cassondra
Kebab
anglo-turkish delicacy

consisting of lamb doner, salad, sperm and body odour

but still...it tastes pretty damn good

hey man, did i even ask for mayonaise in my kebab?
By Faith