jibble

A word of many words. This one word can mean many things.

Susan jibbled her way downstairs. Paul was feeling jibbly. "You can't put that jibble in there!" shouted Mark.

by Arcturus Nova ([e-mail]) June 29, 2003

Jibble

A mixture of jizz and dribble

She tried to swallow it all but there was jibble all down her chin.

by Jim Chimney January 13, 2010

Jibbled

A small amount of jizz in your pants

When the base drops on your JBL speakers, you just jibbled a little in your pants

by Jibbled April 23, 2018

jibble

v. To jiggle in a grotesque manner. A cross between giblet and jiggle. Sort of like undulating Jell-O

n. The feeling you get when you witness something disturbing.

v. The morbidly obese man jibbled up to the buffet.

adj. The jibbling undead bodies of flub waddled forth from their graves.

n. When I heard what a lemon party was, it gave me the jibbles.

by J. Epiphany July 23, 2008

jibbles

- Un-accomplished if one has to get help from others

- Doesn't mind going to people for help

- Just like to be able to do it himself or herself

- Does not feel he/she is better without other people because he/she thinks othres are incompetant

- Likes doing own honest work, even if it's super crappy

Rose is jibbles.

by rosehuyn May 16, 2012

Jibble

n. a small piece of just about anything.
v. to break into very small pieces, usually as in "to jibble up."

There are jibbles of paper all over the floor.

Could someone jibble up the crackers for this topping?

by Melanie March 29, 2005

jibbling

The act of masturbating into ones moms beloved 18th century china, and once the release of bodily fluids is complete the china is smashed onto the scrotum area until excruciating pain is present in the testicles.

I think i'm going to get up to some jibbling this afternoon whilst my moms out grocery shooping.

by hotsalad March 30, 2011