Squibble

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.

by doobersnooze December 15, 2009

Squibble

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.

by Piargh May 3, 2011

Squibble

A squibble is a small squabble. A squabble is little skirmish.

We had a squibble over who was the better candidate for office.

by Squibbly Squabbler April 29, 2012

Squibble

Is a overly moist vaginal emission of gas generally during a woman's menstrual cycle or in simpler terms a bloody p*ssy fart.

When Katy bent down to throw away her tampon she accidentally let out a squibble and knew she was going to need a new tampon...

by Ev-C July 21, 2020

Squibble

Adj. A combonation of the two words squeamish and scribble. In other a person who is easily excited and messy. Also calling some one Squibble implies they are a potential psychopath that will do very grim things.

"That guy is squibble, watch out he may kill you and perform necrophilia."

"Don't let her squibb on you or you'll never get it out of your clothes."

by Airic January 5, 2007

Squibbly

Something gross and kind of icky.

I love my BF, but his habit of eating half a banana in the evening and leaving the rest until the next day, is totally squibbly.

by Verity4Harry October 22, 2013

squibbly

A state of being which results in lack of proper brain function and/or foolish behavior. Often induced by extremely attractive persons of the opposite gender.

The lead singer of Tokio Hotel makes Emily all squibbly.

by LynnyAnne March 27, 2008