Definition of Teabacon

Teabacon

adjective

• To dip bacon in something to eat.
  
  The mashed potatoes were so good I had to teabacon them.
  
  Sometimes I teabacon nutella.

  Last edited on Aug 19 2014. Submitted by Sean from Portland, OR, USA on Aug 19 2014.

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