gubbs

to dishonestly obtain goods or services with little or no intention of paying for them.

Also known as gubbing.

1) After sending goods for later payment, perhaps such as used motorcycle tyres (otherwise known as 'part worns) You would say to the receiver:

"you better not gubbs me, I need the money for my poor old sick and dying Granny"

2) If you were out of luck, or just a tight bastard, you could actively try to obtain goods for free. Such as part worn motorcycle tyres. In this instance you would say

"Oi Kev, fancy going out and doing a bit of Gubbing"

by Wreckless Rat May 23, 2007

Gubble

Name given to the "Bubble Shield" item in Halo 3; a combination of "bubble" and "ghey" meant to reflect the rather lame nature of the shield.

"Dude, sniper, look out! Throw down a gubble!"

"Watch out, that bitch is campin' in a gubble with a shotty."

by Chet Bradley April 2, 2008

hangy gubbins

When a woman's fanny lips hang down. It's like it's been pulled inside out.

Burns Department:~
"Don't worry Jimmy, I've heard Mrs Smith's fanny lip snip will supply you with new ears!"

by Marc Walker January 26, 2005

Gubbles

When someone is sooooooo in love they have to declare it over anything including all forms of social media

Will: "Ohhhh I can't wait to see you babe only 58 more hours!"
Random Comment maker: "Holy crap Will is gubbles"

by gubbles123 April 12, 2011

gubbed

When a heavily odds on shot in betting gets turned over and loses

Dave) Get on roger federer to beat Rafa Nedal at odds of 1.05.

alan) Sounds like value to me, ill stick my whole bank on it, yeh?

Dave) Its free money

Tommo) Gubbage convention now taking place in tennis with Rafa nadal 1 set away from a win.

Dave and Alan) FFS! OMG!

Tommo) Has this happend before? Gubbed!

by alan6 October 8, 2008

gubba

aboriginal slang for a "white" person. mostly used as a supposed racist insult towards white people.

"hey there gubba, you gunna chip in for a flaggon den?"

by gubba October 1, 2004

Gubbertush

Pre 1950 Derbyshire. A gubbertush is a tooth like a fang, usually seen in pairs and would be the 'eye teeth', just the same as Count Dracula is always shown with.

No defining example.

by Talent January 14, 2005