Babushka

[Sarah]

It literally means Grandma in Russian.
The reason I bring this up, is because Americans tend to mispronounce the word.
It should be BAH-bushka, not ba-BOOSH-ka.

[Donald Trump]

real def:
russian for grandmother

urban def:
to interject with when someone else is speaking and you do not want to hear it anymore

[Jessica]

1 a triangular kerchief head covering

2 an elderly Russian or eastern European woman. Stereotypically stout.

[Tanya Shivari]

Term of endearment for close friends, loved ones, pets, etc.

[PussyCat]

A crazy lady that has been around forever, disowns her grandchildren, and chases people with a stick. To some she is known as Oma or Grandma.

[Sarah]

(noun) A very hairy vagina

[Britney]

Universal term used for human infants and toddlers who physically appear extremely cute, chunky, adorable and tubby-bubby. The word Babushka is a term of extreme endearment.

[Tina]

Originally a name for a Russian doll, or an old Russian woman. (EG - Grandmother, Mother-In-Law, Etc)

Also, quite possibly sounds like another name for pubes.

[Tanya Shivari]

when a person has a certain quality that makes them special they are known as a babushka.

[Zipporah Schumaker]

A lovely Russian grandmother. Caring and Loving,they will always love you.

[Little_Girl]

refers to an older woman who manages a brothel or some other form of prostitution for profit. Synonymous with [madam], [lady pimp], [pimpstress], [mama-san], [mother superior], and jokingly a [matchmaker].

The word comes from Russian, literally meaning grandma (although originally the stress is on the first syllable: BAH-bush-ka), probably cause a lot of prostitutes in Western Europe (who later become babushkas) used to come from Eastern Europe.

[Rihanna]

anything that is small and cute.

[Agnes]

the fourth toe on the male right foot