gubbins

general clutter, stuff, a collection or assortment of unconnected items.

He had a lot of gubbins in his backpack

by Mavmaramis June 30, 2003

gubbins

Gubbins = stuff.

A common expression in Northern England, and the better parts of the rest of the world.

Neil: "Where's the 27mm impact socket?"
Zippy: "It's over there on the floor, next to that pile of welding gubbins."

by Antiseptic September 6, 2012

gubbins

The innards / innerworkings.

That fox got run over and all its gubbins oozed out.

by Dave_Abbeywood February 13, 2006

gubbins

British fish pairings. bits or peices

i saw gubbins.

by like all my definitions! March 11, 2020

gubbins

gubbind: the gubbins is the location where the shaft of the penis meets the scrotum

bro i need to shower my gubbins is ultra sweaty

by jef jeff July 10, 2010

gubbins

a phase of adolescence involving wearing tight lycra, docking and attractions to similarly dressed men siiting in a long thin boat. origin: James Gubbins of radley college 1923-1928 and his extrravagent exploits.

'Ooooo he is a bit gubbins'graham said as he was entered by James

'He's going through gubbins at the moment' john said when asked about his son.

by matthew pinsent May 3, 2006

Gubbins

The parts of fish that are thrown away and not consumed.

I threw away my gubbins of my fish.

by Superi0rM4n March 11, 2019