Dibble

To send multiple duplicate e-mails in order to get someone's attention.

I didn't respond to Steve's e-mail, so he tried to dibble me by sending the same e-mail over and over every hour. I think I'm just gonna ignore him in spite.

by GCCF October 3, 2010

Dribbles

A boy who is a loser

Hey dude! did you see that dribbles?

by evil chick April 9, 2005

Dibbleville

Something historic that no longer exist or has changed names. Something lost in time. Something behind the times. Dibbleville was an old historic town that is now Fenton Mi. A town that was absorbed by a larger town.

Your place is so behind the times its like Dibbleville.

I used to live in the country but now its like Dibbleville.

by Jamie Clemons October 31, 2007

dibblesworth

1. The most Worthy of Nillers, dibbling Littles under Bigs with a predilection for Pesto, Big 10s, dissonant chords, riffs in general, beats, and yawning with reckless abandon.

2. One who recognizes the superiority of Spades over all other forms of quadrilateral cardboard cut-out entertainments and activities.

3. He that is afflicted with a proclivity to nilling in situations deemed by logic and reason to be inappropriate for the application of said strategy

Dibblesworth worthily dibbles the King of Spades 'neath the Ace, having, in the book prior, slipperily slipped the Little under the Big, all the while smiling like a crocadillio.

by Dabbles May 7, 2007

dibble

Referring to people like Dustin Dibbles, a man who lost his leg after drunkenly stumbling onto the path of an oncoming subway train and was awarded $2.33 million for having 35% responsibility for the accident.

Singular - A person that does stupid things without taking responsibility and blames those who have to pay for their consequences

Plural - Those who do stupid things and blame others who have to suffer consequences because of their stupidity

1. "People that do stupid shit and don't take responsibility for their own actions and other people have to pay for them"
- sxephil from youtube

2. Look what you did, you dibble

by boxxywatchesthewatchmen February 19, 2009

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 July 20, 2008

Dibble Dabble On That Puuss

Repeatedly thrusting your penis into a girls vagina for an extended amount of time.

"You know that girl Kim Potter," I asked my friend.
"Yeah," my friend replied.
"I dibble dabbled on that puuss when I had really bad beer goggles," I confessed.

by Cock Diesel October 16, 2003