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Nonsense n,v particularly in long-winded verbal or written form. Contrary to common belief, this term pre-dates Blackadder, who anyway didn't even say it. On the script for the final episode of Blackadder Goes Forth- see w ww.whatalovelywar.co.uk/blackwords.html#P4E6 - it's written "wooble" (pronounced "wuh-ble").
French post-modern philosophy is a load of wibble.
wibble by Ray Girvan June 22, 2004
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That guy can wibble on for hours !
Wibble by Anonymous July 7, 2003

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That feeling of heavenly, drowsy, euphoria that follows sex with a person. Usually consisting of happy exhaustion and a desire to cuddle the person one has just made love to, usually lasting the twenty to thirty minutes required for the male to recover from the last lovemaking to be ready to perform again. Usually happening when two people are in a continuing relationship, or to virgins, or younger teens.

After making love three or four times in a session wibbling may include a component of lethargy ending in sleep.

This seldom happens during one night stands.
Dick would usually wibble during extended love making sessions with Jane, but not with Alice or Carol. (He was married to Jane.)
wibble by The Pediatric Gynocologist November 22, 2013

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Pointless, random messages left on message boards by bored / time wasting internet users.

Wibble: To post pointless messages.
Wibblage: The pointless messages left.
Wibbler: A person who leaves pointless messages.
"You really should try to wibble less..."

"I haven't had time for much wibblage recently - I've been busy."

"Wibblers of the world unite..."
Wibble by Loao August 1, 2004

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1.A word to substitue an answer to any question when the answer is not known.

2.A word used to stop arguments
1.Person A: What is the square root of 43723?
Person B: Wibble

2. Person A: "loud shouts at person B"
Person B: "Loud shouts at person A"
Person C: Wibble!
All 3: Loud laugher
wibble by Meggles February 14, 2005

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A young child, generally under the age of five.
Aww, look at the cute widdle wibble!
wibble by Tymaporer June 15, 2009

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To fret nervously
wibble by Dan November 9, 2003
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