When a problem is so sir, that it becomes a sirblem. There’s also the higher form, known as Super Sirblem. Essentially the same thing, it just has even more sir, so the super is added to differentiate.
Example 1: And then I said, “Sir, what’s your sirblem?" And they laughed like sirs.
Example 2: Sir, I don’t see what the super sirblem is.
A sexy 19 year old small asian girl (Michelle Sigler) who lives in the USA, streams super mario 64 213123 hours a day on twitch.tv/siglemic. Most people who watch it dont sleep. She goes for world record speed runs.
P.s. This is the run!
Friend: What did you do last night?
Me: Masturbate to Siglemic WR attempts at super mario 64.
/‘sibl(ə)nt/ n. Pl. 1. A joint name for uncles and aunts. Portmanteau of “siblings” and “parents.” 2. One’s parents, uncles, and aunts considered collectively.
Original Definition: A joint name of uncles and aunts taking from sibling and parents.
A way to reference your sibling -- similar to brother or sister, but gender neutral. Can also be used as a term of endearment (Hey, sibster, what's up?). The plural, "siblers," can be used as a shortened version of "brothers and sisters."
I called all four of my siblers today to see who was going home for Thanksgiving. My oldest and youngest siblers will be there, but the other two staying home.
1. Technical term used to describe an especially attractive alpha of the species. Commonly used in chat rooms.
2. Colloquial for a statement that makes one appear as an attractive alpha of the species. Frequently, it is used as a double-meaning replacement for another common word in the sentence.