dibble

(n) A hassle; more trouble than it's worth;

(v) to dibble: to hassle someone with petty crap

1. (n) Driving 20 minutes out of his way just for some mediocre gyros was such a dibble.

2. (v) Tawndra thought about asking the salesclerk for a different size, but she didn't want to dibble, so she cut out.

by dibblestix June 8, 2005

dibble

to do something stupid

What in the dibble are you doing?

by the kyle w November 2, 2006

dibble

tiny peices of shit on the all over a public restroom

I found dibbles all over the floor, it was awesome!

by blank nittle dittle April 29, 2008

Dibbling

Eating snacks after your wife has gone to bed, but leaving the packaging out as evidence so she can find it and make you feel bad for eating nasty shit.

My wife saw the empty can of Pringles from my dibbling last night.

by Zoraum April 28, 2019

Dibbles

Formed for an unfortunate medical condition, dibbles are usually found at the end of an extremity where the hands and feet are usually located. Dibbles are projected "finger-like" extensions off an area that use to have fingers and toes. Not to be confused with a nubin; which is dibbles without the extension. Dibbles defined: MUST have some sort of small projections in the area.

Cop: He has no hands! He only has dibbles! Get the chines dibble cuffs!

Wave your dibbles in the air! Like you just don't care!

by Side Hug November 8, 2014

Dibbles

All seeing All Knowing. Dibbles can mean everything or anything or nothing. Can be used pointlessly to annoy people.

The dibbles are always watching.
"What did you have for breakfast jeff?" "DIBBLES!"

by Triggerhappycat October 12, 2016

dibbled

when someone who assures you they know everything about your car, helps you install upgrades, and then said upgrades fail due to improper installation.

"dude, my transmission just fell off... I got dibbled!"

by bluestook July 31, 2009