audible feedback

n. 1. sounds a listener makes to encourage the speaker to continue speaking 2. verbal cues given to a speaker to indicate you are in agreement

While listening to someone speak, show you're actively listening by responding with verbal cues such as "uh-huh", "yes", "oh", "hmmm".

Audible feedback can also take the form of questions: "Then what happened?" "What did you do next?" "How did that make you feel?" "Are you kidding me?"

by Social I.Q. Lady February 23, 2010

Feeble Minded

an idiot who can't comprehend something because their brain capacity is so small.

Kid 1: This kid can't even understand the cow jumped over the moon.

Kid 2: Yeah I know, he's so feeble minded.

Kid 1: fucking idiot!

by toker123 April 19, 2009

feeb

1. Someone who is feeble, either in body or mind.

2. Derogatory term for an FBI agent, usually used by officers of the NYPD.

Man, look at that idiot feeb, he thinks he's blending in. 'Undercover', yeah right....

by Zen Gwen May 31, 2006

feeb

An assclown, which practices assclownery at an exponential level , when compared to a regular assclown. This is an assclown whose own stupidity can actually change the Earth's gravitational pull.

That guy wasn't an assclown, he was an outright feeb.

by Vinny D. January 15, 2003

feebnam

Man Beef spelled backwards.

feebnam eht uoy era

by feebnam June 7, 2004

feeble truth

When something is said or claimed, and it is very unlikely that it is the truth (yet not impossible) , but because of no witnesses or any possible verification, their is no way to prove it is a lie and is legally the truth

Paul: When I went to Las Vegas I lost my virginity to Pamela Anderson

Jeff: Shutup, we know that's not true

Paul: No I swear to god

Jeff: I guess cause you can't prove it, and we don't believe you. but i guess its the feeble truth

by Optical Epilepsy February 17, 2010

feedbounce

A feedbounce is a link (usually some sort of media posted on Facebook) that you find in your news feed after one of your friends posts or shares it. Kind protocol dictates you give credit where due when sharing or "bouncing" that link.

"Many thanks to (apropritate name here) for this feedbounce... had to keep it rolling!"

by Plasmo September 29, 2014