Blurb

A cosplayer in the group blurb productions. The group calls themselves and their fans blurbs. The word originates from the cosplayer Lux who was sleep deprived and tried to say blur and blob at the same time.

Oh they watch blurb productions, their a blurb.
Oh yea were blurbs.
BLURBS STICK TOGETHER!!!

by TITTIEJUICEFOLIFE November 27, 2021

blurb

A dose of highly concentrated spin intended to deflect direct perception and critical thought while presenting a desirable or attractive image to the public.

She's a master of Tae Kwan Do, a skilled brain surgeon, rock star, and wrote all of Shakespeare's sonnets. I read it in her blurb.

by Mongo 702 December 18, 2005

Blurb

The short summary of a book, usually on the inside cover or back, that most people read so they can say they read the book

We had to read a book for school, but I just read the blurb/

by Oh Just Someone January 24, 2016

blurb

Blurb, from blurt and blubber. A short ‘descriptive’ piece of writing, written without much thought or content, and which can be safely ignored.

People are skeptical about blurbs because they sense the insincerity of the genre

by William Wordsmith March 12, 2015

Blurb

A spill on oneself.

1. "You blurbed spaghetti sauce on your shirt!"

2. Kathy had a blurb on her pants when the dip fell off her chip.

by Azure Moon November 22, 2009

Blurb

A relevant slab of your past.

Valentina: "My mind went blurb"
Alejandro: "What the fuck does that even mean?"
Valentina: "Think about it like the opposite of mind going blank"

by Ana Gonzalez August 12, 2017

Blurb

The primary source of worship in the religion of Shronkism. Can also be used to describe someone who is often chased.

Let's chase blurb, yo!

by LeBean James December 15, 2022