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 08, 2005