Rubble

A collection of food usually altogether in one pan, such as casseroles, or stir-fries. No foo garnishes allowed. You gather the last of your provisions from your Danby bachelor fridge, and fried it up with liberal helpings of soya sauce, and half-dried macaroni and cheese leftovers.

What are you cooking? Oh just frying up some rubble from the fridge. Or, hey this is good rubble.

by Big Daddy Siki May 13, 2005

Rubble

noun, verb, adjective, or adverb meaning whatever you want it to mean at that specific moment in time.

"Hey Skippy, are you hungover?"
"Rubble"

by Rubblequeen July 21, 2009

blue rubble

In poker: playing a bad hand well

He bluffed a full house with blue rubble.

by Stuff an thangs April 20, 2015

Rubble Tubble

Tummy Rub - as one would do for a dog or cat.

If you're a good dog I'll give you a big rubble tubble

by Rubble Tubbler March 8, 2014

Barney Rubble

COCKNEY - trouble; part of the so-callen "rhyming slang" from London. Often the second, rhyming part is left off to confuse outsiders even more.

Ohh, we're in barney rubble now.

or (more commonly)

Now we're really in barney.

by MikeyC January 20, 2004

Blue Rubble

insane hope

All was in ruin; but he kept talking blue rubble about all the good to come.

by stuff an thanks April 25, 2015

spud rubble

When buying Fast Food, the French Fries that fall out of their container and into the paper bag. Also known as: Bag Fries

Hey, are you gonna eat that spud rubble?

by Candace Thackerson May 5, 2005