Meaning of pubbie | Babel Free

Definitions

1. A student at a public school.
2. A random member of the general public.
3. A visit to the local pub.
4. Someone that one socializes with at the pub.

Examples

“Evan seemed older than everyone else, more mature than preppies and pubbies alike; his maturity attributable, perhaps, to the year he had spent at Harrow.”

“She didn't go to his school. He could tell⟳ by her long hair and dress that she went to Nearhaven. You could almost always tell⟳ Nearhaven kids that way. Just as they could tell⟳ the pubbies.”

“Both pubbies and cathies looked on with stunned faces as the lowly “egg-boy” picked a fight⟳ with one of the cool kids.”

“We are all from an outside place⟳ with a distinct culture and an almost xenophobic dislike of "pubbies" being public players not from our joint background.”

“The AI is decent, too; there are none of the "pubbie on Red Bull" first corner antics of Forza's Drivatars, nor the “I'm sticking to this line like⟳ I'm a train⟳” automata of GT.”

“A month later, and Samantha reached the inner circle of Amamake Police by providing intel that was instrumental in bringing down a rival's AT ship—a staggering 130 billion ISK loss. “From that point⟳ I was no longer just a random pubbie, I was a King Of Lamaa, an Officer of the Amamake PD,” Samantha writes.”

“There will just be an implicit split⟳ between esports players and “pubbie” players.”

“The worthy winner soon discovered, I may add⟳, and the subject of many "side-bets" in the "pubbie" was Old Hand George Robbie's good Red Cock bred out of the continental stuff.”

“'Shall we go home Fido? No? O.K. we'll stay⟳' and 'Walkies,' says the husband to the dog. 'No, pubbies,' says the wife; Disorientation from Non-Pub World ('Am I still here, barman, or have⟳ I gone home?')”

“On the video he stated that the lads met in 'pubbies'. He meant pubs.”

“Met him at the bud... drinking pubbies... at the Also Ran.”

“In a fit of drunkenness, Da had slobbered out the sort⟳ of rumor our own⟳ local pubbies wouldn't half heed, chin-drowned in gin as they were.”

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