Womble

To make use of an object which appears unwanted. To recycle something.

She wombled the pile of bricks left for weeks after the builders had been. She reused them in her garden.

by The Roundhay Fox March 14, 2022

Wombly Combly

A way to say "very good", or sometimes "good job" in an obviously fake British accent.

"Very good move, my old chap, wombly combly."
"Wombly combly.

by Ironic_HeCouldSaveOthersBut420 July 26, 2021

Womble

A cult started by two people where the womble is the Christ when you have achieved womble you shall be given a deflated balloon known as a wombledon. When a time machine is invented you must travel 30,000 years forward in time and then wombus will be a great religion.

“Womble it’s jason Bourne”

by Biggusdickus September 12, 2019

Cock-Womble

A person who collects the cheese looking build up from the bell ends of homeless men and uses it for food, either spreading it on bread or toast for example

That guy is so disgusting, I bet he's a complete Cock-Womble

by MyEvilResident March 30, 2023

Womble

1. (Noun) A tiny fictional animal from a British '70s show.
2.(Verb) To wander calmly and casually

"Wanna go for a womble?"
"I've got dibs on the skin, I'll make myself some lovely womble slippers,"

by Hairy_Putin November 20, 2016

Wombled

To do something so well others have a hard time believing it. Generally this word is used to describe something awesome and extraordinary.

Man, Tony Hawk wombled that landing!
Did you see the game last night? The QB really wombled it up

by Sockrehetees April 26, 2025

riot womble

A do-gooder who likes to clean up the streets after a riot. Names after the well known Wombles of Wimbledon Common, who make good use of the things that they find, the things that the everyday folk leave behind.

Look out for the riot wombles on their way to Clapham Junction. They'll be armed with strong language, brooms and bin bags.

by amscray August 12, 2011