Shambledandy

One who thrives amidst chaos or ruins; a slumlord, vulture.

DJ Danger Mouse, cutting and pasting long-forgotten and obscure songs, has become a shambledandy within the music industry.

by Trevor Wilcox September 6, 2006

Shmumbled

The quintessential level-up from humbled, when one is humbled beyond other words.

All of you guys, you'd follow me to the end of time, I'm so shmumbled.

by RadienX Chaosmaker June 16, 2016

shmuble

When a stupid person is shouting and mumbling at the same time when we don't understand what he is saying.

McJuggerNuggets shmubles when he kills his dad.

by AyyWifi June 23, 2016

shumile

Person who is beautiful in smile, happy, loving and caring person that respects people around him/her.

"I met Sarah today, she is a total shumile!"

by UrbanHDefinition November 23, 2016

Swumble

To wrap someone up in all the cuddles

To entirely enfold them with your cuddling appendages

I miss you so much baby, I'm gonna swumble you next time I see you

by Octokitty January 6, 2017

Shimble-ated

Shimble-ated - To be led astray on a night out with a member of the group who has no off switch or sense of time or financial budget. An unacceptable amount money would be spent on alcohol and other adult leisure activities followed by no more than 3 hours sleep. The minimum session time to qualify is 12 hours with a minimum spend of £300. You should also suffer serious memory loss, regaining menories over the following few days is acceptable. The next day should be spent fighting the urge to vomit. Chancing a fart is not recommend for 48 hours. If you find yourself to have been a victim of this heinous act the only cure is to force down a full English breakfast and drink heavily whilst playing golf.

I went out for steady one last night and got Shimble-ated, I got in at 5.00am and now I can't remember my own name, dodge a shart or pay the mortgage.

by Hungover Golfer January 13, 2020

stumble

- walk unsteadily;
- miss a step and fall or nearly fall;
- lurch: an unsteady uneven gait
- encounter by chance
- make an error;
- trip: an unintentional but embarrassing blunder

- "The drunk man stumbled about"
- "She stumbled over the tree root"
- "I stumbled across a long-lost cousin last night in a restaurant"
- "She slipped up and revealed the name"
- "he recited the whole poem without a single trip";

by Gemini-May December 28, 2005