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A name for someone who is squibblish in nature.
Cf. silly, crazy, funny "You silly squibble, I luvz u."
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Taking a small portion of another persons something, such as a small hit off of a pipe, a bite of food, a sip of a drink, or drag of a cigarette. Hey man, let me just get a squibble of that burger.
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Verb describing that little shaking motion you make with your hips when you feel happy or snuggly, similar to a dog wagging its tail. He snuggled up to me, and I squibbled happily.
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A squibble is a small squabble. A squabble is little skirmish. We had a squibble over who was the better candidate for office.
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v. a swift lick form the back of the testical to the tip of the penis hey beoch give me a squibble
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v. To communicate with your friends and people you like, while away from them "Jeez, I'm not out 'til the end of the month now"
"Damn... well, make sure you squibble me sometime during the week, tell me what's goin' on, innit" "Fo' sho'" |
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A combination of the words 'scribble' and 'squib' (a small firework) Hence - someone with an explosive personality who likes to write. Also a pun on quip, and quibble - a witty comment.
Squib v. 1579 to use smart or sarcastic language, or to throw forth a quip. (Shorter Oxford Dictionary) What a squibbly website!
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