1 definition by Dave - PPC
A verb.
'to phibb' is to do something brilliant, something no normal person would ever be able to do more than once in a lifetime. Most commonly used in sporting (specifically rugby) circles, it can also apply to everyday life.
Derived from the consistent brilliance of ACT Brumbies halfback Patrick Phibbs.
Can be used in either the past (phibbed), present (phibbing) or future (phibb) tense.
'to phibb' is to do something brilliant, something no normal person would ever be able to do more than once in a lifetime. Most commonly used in sporting (specifically rugby) circles, it can also apply to everyday life.
Derived from the consistent brilliance of ACT Brumbies halfback Patrick Phibbs.
Can be used in either the past (phibbed), present (phibbing) or future (phibb) tense.
Past
-person 1- "That was a ridiculous try hey?"
-person 2- "Yeah he totally phibbed past that fullback"
Present
-person 1- "Wow, how good are the Wallabies playing?"
-person 2- "They are amazing, they've been phibbing from the opening kick"
Future
-person 1- "Ready for the game man?"
-person 2- "Mate, i'm feeling that good today, I reckon i'll phibb all over the place"
-person 1- "That was a ridiculous try hey?"
-person 2- "Yeah he totally phibbed past that fullback"
Present
-person 1- "Wow, how good are the Wallabies playing?"
-person 2- "They are amazing, they've been phibbing from the opening kick"
Future
-person 1- "Ready for the game man?"
-person 2- "Mate, i'm feeling that good today, I reckon i'll phibb all over the place"
by Dave - PPC February 17, 2009