wibble

/verb/. - the state of becoming emotionally overwhelmed--often followed by a silence because the individual is unable to find the words to speak properly

Wendy wibbled, a chill running the length of her body, temporarily immobilizing her from doing anything, even speaking.

by Lysyrna August 7, 2004

wibble

when you really want to touch something and pull it around/play with it or shake it

i really want to wibble the cheeks of this shiba

by the communist weasel September 9, 2016

Wibbly

A condom.

"Have you got any wibblys?"

"A GLOW IN THE DARK WIBBLY!?"

"Erm.. i have blueberry flavoured wibblys?"
"No."

"What should i do with the wibbly packet?"

"This wibbly has expired."

by boogiejiz July 8, 2009

wibble

The act of making one's lower lip shake when pouting, for greater effect.

You hurt my feelings! :wibble:

by otakuhoshi December 28, 2005

wibble

A word that can be used in any way whatsoever. Pretending to be mad, as an enthusiastic adjective, a greeting, the choice is yours...

"Keep on wibblin', dude!"
"He's just talking a load of wibble. Hush fool."
"Wibble wibble wibble".
"That film was wibblin' marvellous!"
"He came, he saw, he wibbled."

by Bishop John The Dirty Grebo January 18, 2003

wibble

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.

by Ray Girvan June 22, 2004

Wibble

To talk rubbish !

That guy can wibble on for hours !

by Anonymous July 7, 2003