wibble

1. Verb: To wiggle and wobble at the same time.
2. Noun: Something that wiggles and wobbles.

Dude, that refrigerator handle has a bad wibble.

by Andrew February 14, 2004

wibbles

What to say when you've spent face time with nephews or nieces when you really should have been at the gig

Saturday? I spent all day with the wibbles.

by brit boy April 7, 2004

wibble

A serpentine hand movement indicating a sine wave in the air.

In a car: "Hey, quit wibbling your hand! I've got to roll the window up!"

by KelliHolland June 7, 2005

Wibble

something that moves with a wibbling motion

Dads belly goes Wibble Wobble

by Eddy Watkins October 4, 2005

wibble

Wibble can mean anything from a hammer to a ham and musterd buttie.

While working on site with a mate off 8 years we used the word wibble to mean anything.My mate could be about to cut a length of timber he might say pass the wibble and I would pass him the saw.I might be about to fit a door and would say pass the wibble and he would give me the plane.We had worked together for so long we instinctivly knew what wibble was needed.

by Bill Hailey October 25, 2007

Wibble

to weave in and out of traffic

I almost got in an accident because I decided to wibble at like 120 mph

by g-sauce55 July 25, 2007

Wibble

Wibble is a term used often by the great Bjornfree to denote something that only exists in his universe so is therefore undescribeable to anyone in the normal world in any usual terms which anyone could understand, so wibble has to suffice

Guild message of the day: Everyone thinks that I should get my Wibble to fly around the Outlands like a phantasmic terror!

by Holierthan August 23, 2011