gribbeled

Past tense of gribbel. To get really drunk.

He got really gribbeled at his own party.
"Im not gribbeled, you're gribbeled."

by Smitty Tang March 31, 2008

Gribbledy

A rough surface

Coarse in texture

'Dat gal's got one gribbledy scarf!

by alkzjalkdjeioadsjlaslkdj December 15, 2011

Grobbed

To be hospitalised for abnormal objects being forced into the anus after an accidental fall.

They had to call an ambulance urgently, Dave had tripped and fell.
shamefully he was grobbed by the door handle as he fell.

by Laser layton September 25, 2014

grabbed Kirk's cane

Made a very public, unsurvivable gaffe, with additional overtones of disrespect. When accepting her Oscar, the actress Melissa Leo grabbed the cane of 95-yr-old living legend Kirk Douglas in a misguided, lame attempt to be amusing when exiting the stage.

Man, Kanye West really grabbed Kirk's cane when he interrupted Taylor Swift!

I was killing the presentation, then totally grabbed Kirk's cane and spilled a latte on my boss's laptop.

by JumpedTheSnark March 14, 2011

glibbed

The act of someone who promises you something but at the time of delivery rescinds from what they promised they would do.

Brian was supposed to pay me back for that case of beer but in the end he glibbed me.

by hyfyve July 16, 2014

gribbets

The silvery black messy debris one makes after scratching off a lottery ticket.

Hey man...sorry you didnt win but clean up your messy gribbets!

by zwernebug April 21, 2016

gibbed

(1) gibbed - (verb {past tense})
1. Any act in which a person or persons get screwed over without their knowledge or consent. The victim, not for a lack of knowlegde is played and are generally unaware of the fact that they have been screwed over. The act is usually accompanied by the 'gibber' throwing up their hands and a)laughing or b)saying something to the effect of "Fuck it, I'm out" when the gibbing is revealed.
-
(2.a) gib (noun)
A small metal or wooden wedge used for keeping a machine part in place.
(2.b)(gibbed, gibbing) verb
To secure with a gib.
-
Etymology: 18c.

(1) 'Buddy A' is left at the table in the eyeline of a watching bartender as he sees 'Buddy B' and 'Buddy C' take off out of the bar without paying their share of the tab, having left the table in the guise of hitting the bathroom before leaving the establishment. 'Buddy A' has been gibbed.
-
(2) That machine was shaking quite a bit, but its better now that its been gibbed.

by whiskymack September 22, 2005