What Does This Mean?
The Japanese slang name for Twitter's favorite (お気に入り) feature, and for a favorite received. The verb form ふぁぼる means to favorite a post, and ふぁぼられる means to be favorited. It is also still used for likes, the feature that later replaced favorites.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
""He got over a thousand ふぁぼ on that photo overnight.""
LORE & ORIGIN
A clipping of "favorite", written in hiragana as ふぁぼ. Weblio describes it as a Japanese nickname for the favorites feature and notes the common verb ふぁぼる. The English-language service called the feature Favorite or Fav. Dated first use is not documented. The related ふぁぼ爆 (rapidly liking many posts) is a separate entry.
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