jabbles

(noun) jab-les (rhymes with "tables"): A Fiji water drinking, mandals wearing, Elliot Smith listening man-child.

The Death Cab for Cutie show was populated by a few hundred jabbles.

by thisshitisgenius May 04, 2008

jabble

The process of playing Jenga and Scrabble at the same time.

Frank became the jabble master when he pulled the triple word score out of the tower.

by Bob Ogel June 18, 2005

rabble jabble

meaningless banter used to fill the space of logical conversation

man, when my girls gets to naggin' me i can't hear anything but rabble jabble.

"hey! take out the trash or you're fired!"

"RABBLE JABBLE!"

by heet roc February 24, 2011

Jabble

/ˈjab(ə)l/

talk rapidly and harshly about another person.

"He jabbled about his ex-girlfriend all night."

by Matt Windle poet February 26, 2021

Jabble

A raucous sounding fart. Usually created by lifting one leg to get the best sound. In 1977 this was also known as a "Jubilee" Jabble in honour of HM The Queen's 25th year on the British throne.

Blimey mate that was a ripping Jabble!

Yes, it was a jubilee jabble.
God save the Queen!

by April 06, 2025

Flabber Jabble

A freak; A weirdo; A crazy person

My teacher is flabber jabble because he likes to pet squirrels.

by e.u.g.e.n.e February 26, 2012