scrobble

When the UpdateStar freeware client performs an automatic check for a program update on a user's PC, this is called "scrobbling" an installation.

3,961,957 Mozilla Firefox installations scrobbled by UpdateStar last month.

by Frankiezilla August 19, 2008

snobble

Snobble is the dried tracks from a wet dog nose that has touched car windows and glass panes.

"Sorry! My dog, Riley, has left a lot of snobble on your passenger side window."

by Terry West August 22, 2006

shobble

Having a squabble with your partner in a shop.

"Look at those two... They're having a right shobble!"

by Sarah Pugh January 2, 2008

Snobbler

Someone who snores and slobbers simultaneously while sleeping.

I would let my dog in at nights but he is a snobbler.

"That Laurie from Butte is cute, but i hear she is a snobbler"

by ryba December 9, 2008

Scooble

When you are confused about something.

"I am all in a Scooble with this maths homework"

by James Parker April 7, 2008

scrobble

the action used by zombies in an attack; a combination of gobble and scramble

adopted as a common practice amongst youngsters nowadays, especially on strangers when staggering drunkenly home in undead attire

"that undead bitch scrobbled me all over, but i got away"

"you try to scrobble me, foo'??"

by pixie debauchee November 19, 2007

scrobbles

Scrobbles is another word for poop or feces.

I found some dog scrobbles in my slipper. It was disgusting...I killed that dog.

You're a piece of scrobbles.

by Sarah Leigh May 13, 2005