Squibble

Adj. A combonation of the two words squeamish and scribble. In other a person who is easily excited and messy. Also calling some one Squibble implies they are a potential psychopath that will do very grim things.

"That guy is squibble, watch out he may kill you and perform necrophilia."

"Don't let her squibb on you or you'll never get it out of your clothes."

by Airic December 9, 2008

squibble

v. To communicate with your friends and people you like, while away from them

"Jeez, I'm not out 'til the end of the month now"
"Damn... well, make sure you squibble me sometime during the week, tell me what's goin' on, innit"
"Fo' sho'"

by Donald Kibbles October 21, 2008

squibble

unofficial name for the unnamed portion of the back of the knee.

After exercising, I felt an intense pain in my squibble.

by Dolores Gremlinson May 10, 2007

squibble

Portmanteau of the words, "squabble" and "quibble". Humorously used to mean grouching over petty stuff.

I got two rotten fruits in my bulk-produce purchase, but the items were all on sale and that particular store has always been exceptionally helpful and generous to me in the past, so I ain't gonna squibble about it.

by QuacksO April 7, 2020

Squibble

A flock of seagulls, because they aren't just gulls man

Oh no! It's a squibble of seagulls! Ruun!

by fakedagger June 8, 2021

squibble

the act of shoplifting with a squirrel in hand and also wearing their own bushy tail.

“ar man did you see that guy earlier who did a squibble at the shop”

by isuckcock93 January 29, 2026

Squibble Head

Someone not very intelligent and quite slow. May or may not shit themselves regulary

Matthew Sanders is a squibble head

by sav May 22, 2012