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ふぁぼる

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ふぁぼる (fabo-ru) is a Japanese verb meaning to add a tweet to your favorites on Twitter, and by extension to "like" something. It is made by attaching the verb ending る to ふぁぼ, the Japanese reading of "fav(orite)". It can also be used for other social platforms and in daily life.

REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE

""He ふぁぼった every photo she posted from the trip.""

LORE & ORIGIN

Weblio explains that ふぁぼる combines the English word favorite with the Japanese verb ending る, and notes it is sometimes used loosely for simply liking something. No dated first use is named. The existing fabo entry is the noun form and fabo-baku the mass-favorite phenomenon; this entry is the verb.

FIRST SEEN
Unknown (Twitter favorite era; exact first use not documented)
PEAK ERA (EDITORIAL)
2010s (Japanese Twitter)
CURRENT STATUS
Legacy / Decaying Slang

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TREND STATUS
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DOCUMENTED SINCE
Unknown (Twitter favorite era; exact first use not documented)
NOW

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