What is "bubbas"

Usage examples of "bubbas".

The group’s name made them sound brave and flag-wavingly patriotic, but they were really just more bubbas—the Agency nickname for homegrown terrorists with racist, neo-Nazi leanings and a fierce hatred for the federal government.

If there was anyone the bubbas hated more than federal agents, it was foreigners.

She was practiced in the modus operandi of Bubbas, for whom revenge was a reflex, like getting up for a beer during commercials.

The B&B's hot dogs and burgers were popular, too, especially with Davidson students, and, of course, with other Bubbas on their way for a day of fishing at Lake Norman.

I never got into any of the cliques: the spacewalkers, the sports fans, the commanders, the bubbas who hung out at Molly’s Pub.

Joe Quinn arrived at the door thirty minutes after the delivery man from Bubbas brought the food.

He is also the author of a story appearing in Bubbas of the Apocalypse from Yard Dog Press.

If these bubbas are going hunting, they sure as hell ain't looking for Bambi.

Unlike so many fearless men devoted to pickup trucks, guns, topless bars and the Southern Cross, he had not been born into the tribe of Bubbas, but rather had grown up the son of a theologian in the Northside neighborhood of Ginter Park, where old mansions were in disrepair and Civil War cannonballs on porches were popular.