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Yes, tabarnak has a verb form: "Je vais t'en tabarnaker une si tu continues." e.g. "I will (provide you violently) a punch you if you continue." tabarnaker:

• jordigh 10y ago
  Neat! I didn't know! Your Wiktionary needs you! https://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/tabarnaker https://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/tabarnaker But that does sound interchangeable with câlisse, then, isn't it? You can't say "je vais te tabarnaker" avec le même sens qu'avec "câlisser" (sans les mots "en" et "une", je veux dire).
  • alasano 10y ago
    The most common usage is indeed calisse when used in the expression the poster above you described. "Je vais t'en calisser une si tu continues" also appropriate is "Je vais t'en crisser une si tu continues" Tabarnaker is very funny though and not commonly used in that way, although people would understand it would be weird.
  • realo 10y ago
    Well... it is a bit more complicated than that... "Câlisse-moi patience" : leave me alone "J'ai décalissé le char" : I wrecked the car "Tabarnak-moi patience" : NOT USED. NO ONE SAYS THAT.
• euphemize 10y ago
  Jamais entendu ça de mes trente ans au Québec
  • gnuvince 10y ago
    It does sound a little off. "M'a t'en crisser une", "M'a t'en calisser une", and "M'a t'en sacrer une" all sound fine. I'd use "tabarnak" to finish the sentence: "M'a t'en crisser une tabarnak!"
    • euphemize 10y ago
      Yep, sounds much more natural at the end :)