Fagibble-gabble

Fat

Stop playing with my fagibble-gabble.

by meme/shay June 12, 2020

gibble gabble

The scientifically proposed future event in which artificial intelligence becomes self aware.

"Skynet's sentient AI from The Terminator must have experienced the gibble gabble."

by wr36 September 19, 2021

gibble gabble

One of the many words of the silly language, Gimbish.

Friend 1# gibble gabble

Friend 2# GIBBLE GABBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

by forevercat October 9, 2023

Gabble

Slang for gobble

She likes to gabble the cack

by Capt. Diesel March 28, 2009

Grabble

The act of passing gas from one's mouth. This differs from traditional burping, as the gas must originate from below the duodenum to qualify as grabbling. This effect is usually attributed to an injury to or malformation of the GI tract, though some have been able to achieve this with practice.

Made famous by amateur professional wrestler Magnus Karlson (a.k.a. Mangas O'Huffy). In 2006, fictitious sports writer Rick Jones observed that "he grabbles hardest", in regards to Karlson.

Oh God, I've got a terrible case of the grabbles!

Good Heavens! That's no ordinary belch, that's a grabble! It smells awful!

by Marrow61 January 8, 2011

Under the Gabble

The latter process of a physical auction,

when something is sold under the hammer, informally referred to as a 'gabble'

"The medallion was sold for £350 under the gabble, what a deal!"

by Pazza626 September 7, 2013

globble

1. Mainly, the general feeling of disorientation and helplessness caused by the impacts of globalization. Someone who is feeling globbled may be angry, depressed, sad, etc, because of the sense of being unable to process the increasing amount of changes globalization brings into our life.

2. A tangible impact of globalization, such as a job loss.

"Gosh Sara, what's the matter? You look so glum." "Yeah, I read the newspaper today and I'm feeeling really globbled."

"Mark had this great job in advertising, but it was globbled. Now he's working as a check-out clerk at Wal-mart."

by Will Krider February 23, 2004