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Objects of little or no value. A word frequently used while moving houses, e.g. "I can't take it any more! All these gubbins to sort out!" nick nacks,garbage,small toys, pictures,books,pencils,utencils,paper,Gubbins etc......
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general clutter, stuff, a collection or assortment of unconnected items. He had a lot of gubbins in his backpack
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The innards / innerworkings. That fox got run over and all its gubbins oozed out.
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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." |
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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
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'a Gubbins' -a person posessing 'Gub' -that indefinable thing that sets some apart. Yes Gubbins, pomme de terre my good friend
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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. |
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