snarble

To talk at someone about inane or boring subjects in the most drawn out or involved manner possible, typically situating oneself in a manner that prohibits escape from the victim.

After being snarbled for an hour by a co-worker going on repeatedly about some sport I am not the least bit interested in, I felt like banging my head against the wall repeatedly.

by crochambeau October 1, 2008

snarbles

The first word to come out of the mouth of a person who has just smoked a particularly intoxicating amount of marijuana.

puff, puff "Snarbles!" laughter

by You know who July 28, 2004

sharbles

Shit that is formed into the shape of small marbles.

I filled the toilet with tons of sharbles.

by bsslegel March 13, 2010

snarble

(noun) (verb) A song that one sings upon waking that is complete nonsense. It is often made up of words that are made up on the spur of the moment.

It was another morning that I woke up and sang a great snarble (noun form)

I was snarbling all morning (verb form)

by Darbage June 9, 2011

Slabble

Someone who is incredibly slow at responding in Scrabble online.

Michelle is being such a slabble, she's taking forever to play in Scrabble.

by Ned Schneebly312 September 7, 2011

snarblefrabbit

A replacement word for swearing to express anger or frustration

Oh snarblefrabbit

by foofybell.totherescue November 7, 2013

slable

when wee mates drink too much proper gotta slable a good one to thy wives

Cam slabled saved his relationship gotta makes sure ya boys ain’t slable like me boy cam

by mecuntsauce October 8, 2020