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Etymology 1 n. (context childish or humorous English) love. vb. (context childish or humorous English) To love. Etymology 2

n. An extended bass note, characteristic of dubstep music, which is manipulated rhythmically to create an oscillating sound. vb. To produce this sound.

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WUB may stand for

  • Water user board, a local association of water users
  • World University of Bangladesh
  • WUB Morning Vibes, a daily talk show in Belize
  • Beyond Lies the Wub, a 1952 science fiction story by Philip K. Dick
  • A popular term for wobble bass in dubstep music

Usage examples of "wub".

When they were out in space and everything was running smoothly, Captain Franco bade his men fetch the wub upstairs so that he might perceive what manner of beast it was.

The wub looked up from where it lay in the corner, pressed against the wall.

To be more helpful, let me fill you in on the nature of the wub itself.

By that I mean, it is next to impossible to slay a wub -- even a sick or old wub.

And the wub, as you say, is so deft as to be virtually impossible to kill.

I had a one-sentence text printed up, a single line reading: 'The wub, unlike every other living creature, is immortal.

But the Martian wub, for all its uncanny -- even miraculous -- ability to preserve itself, is from a mentational standpoint a stupid creature.

The wub does this even better than we ordinarily suppose could be done: Its spiritual capacity is its literal salvation.

Well, here we are in the eighties, twenty-eight years later, and the gentle wub still speaks.

Might not be much of a fit, or much at all in women's clothes, but I'll get down there when we're through here and see if he can get a wub to open up the company supply store there.

Dorion decided to try for the clothing problem first, while the bath situation was percolating, so to speak, and one of the wubs came after a while with a bunch of keys on a ring and led them to a door in the side of a big warehouse and then into the structure.