wibbaged

Intoxified to an extent by which intelligent conversation and movement becomes an almost insurmountable task.
A severely wibbaged individual may only be able to communicate via a series feral grunting sounds, and observe the world through one eye only.

"Eeurghh.... Moooooaaaaw... Bleeargh." *dribble* *dribble*.

"God, you're completely wibbaged, mate!" "You can't sleep in the road - there's donkeys about. They'll get you."

by Baron von Kanehoffen July 7, 2005

Wibbage

The cool nickname for the radio station with the calls, WIBG. WIBG was a bigtime popular Top 40 radio station in Philadelphia in the 60s and 70s. It no longer exists as the aforementioned identity.

My brother listens to the competitor station, but I always love listening to the Wibbage!

by PhoenixAirchecks.com April 1, 2009

webbiage

webbiage n (web + suffix iage, like in verbiage) Ð excessive use of web tools and design beyond those needed to present a certain content or achieve a certain goal.

Why do you need all this webbiage? Simplify, simplify!

by Mikhail Epstein November 2, 2003

wubbage

(Music Genre) Formerly known as dubstep

Dude, I'm tired of My Chemical Romance, play some wubbage.

by MohammaJihad December 3, 2014

Wobbage

1. grabbing a breast and making it do a circular-headbang,
2. a war cry for havoc on the bus heading towards the pub

1. can i wobbage you?

2. (upon arriving at pub)
i caused a right wobbage on the bus, almost got kicked off

by Pyro-The-Stoned March 8, 2009

wibbage

A mesh apparatus used in playing the popularized water sport Melankey. The wibbage is used to strike a tubble to shoot it past an opponent goalie. The wibbage is also used as a catching device for the goalie.

I tried to strike the tubble with my wibbage but only got slipsies and pouties.

by DK85 June 14, 2004

wubbage

Something that is not geniune, an imposter, of poor quality, sham, a half-asser.

I am a wubbage vegetarian. I eat lots of vegatables, but I also still eat fish, eggs, and milk. I tell myself that I could give up those things too, but I choose not too.

by Tanner August 31, 2004