Cribbles

Origins: from the latin Cris - meaning crabs, and Blese - meaning bite(s).

The act of one persons crabs biting the genitalia of someone else.

"See these cribbles? That bitch had nazi crabs!"

by DuckSooop May 13, 2005

cribbles

crispy bits around the edge of an oven baked dish such as cottage pie, fish pie or lasagne

A helping of cottage pie is not complete without some srapings of extra tasty cribbles from around the edge of the oven dish.

by Beccy Fitz October 10, 2008

Cribbage

verb. To play Cribbage is to smoke mad blunts.

Damn we played some mad cribbage.
Mr. C is a master of cribbage.

by Joseph Campbell January 4, 2008

Cribble

Noun - An old hip black man, most likely in a walker or weal chair.

That cribble was so cool, damn to bad he can't move like us.

by Midnightbum July 26, 2010

cribblies

the feeling when you hear "scabies". (please see "scabies" for that definition.) Also, the very girlie hand motion made when you find these "scabies", or bugs in your bed after coming home from getting your groove on and at the steller club.

I got the cribblies after seeing those ants crawling up my leg and then onto my Aunt Gemima's syrup that I was about to eat for breakfast with my grits.

by Kyanne January 19, 2005

cribizle

hood slang for house

Kim: where are you?
Meg: I'm just chillaxin at the cribizle

by Random1 August 1, 2006

Cribbleyflop

Cribbleyflop is a means of describing a failed date brought on by an extremely messy house.

I picked up this really hot chic at the pub last week but when i got her back to my place she freaked and bailed, it was a total cribbleyflop

by Aussiesam November 1, 2007