the treble

A term derived from a humorous culture of slang used to describe anything referring to the letter 3, pronounced treb-ol not treb-lay as many have mistaken. Often used to describe the act of sculling 3 beers in succession

Mund: did ya see simo neck the treble?
Kang: What a fuckin dago
Cooper: Its treblay
Mund: Fuck up mate

by Da Mund November 4, 2010

No bubbles, no troubles

Originally meant to help guide drinking habits to avoid gas and bloating, this phrase has now evolved to simply mean "no worries".

Original meaning:
Karla: Will this drink make me gassy?
Jane: No bubbles no troubles Karla!! This beverage isn't carbonated so no need to worry about it!

Evolved meaning:
Jay: Sorry to bother you but can you move your car so I can get out?
Alex: No bubbles, no troubles man! Let me grab my keys

by Kerin777 February 7, 2014

Member Trembler

A male who maturbates

"I'm a member trembler cause i can't get a girl"

by david81 July 22, 2008

TroubledxSouls

A TroubledxSouls is a person thats 300 pounds and and has never had sex also only got a job when he reached 20 years old when his mother threatend to take away his tendies.

Wow that TroubledxSouls realy is an incel.

by Im Loras October 4, 2018

Johnny Trouble

1. Johnny Trouble is a nick-name for a person who tends to get you or an entire group of people in trouble when you go out but usually does it in such a way that is fun for everyone and so people let him continue to hang around.

2. If one is out looking for Johnny Trouble, one is not being one-self and is out looking for trouble, or alternatively, a good time that may or may not lead to trouble.

"Yeah, Johnny Trouble met us at the club and after the 4th shot, they asked if we could move the party elsewhere so we did."

"I'm gonna go see if Johnny Trouble's out and head over to that shady club on the bad side of town."

by askalice March 16, 2010

borrow trouble

to worry needlessly; to make trouble for oneself.

Worrying too much about death is just borrowing trouble. Do not get involved with politics - don't borrow trouble.

by cherrywins October 2, 2013

troublems

being in an unfortunate or distressing position, circumstance, or occurrence; misfortune.

"I have a troublem with his cynicism"
"That was a troublem play"
"Mo money creates more troublems"

by Beatsick September 24, 2007