One standard barrel, consisting of exactly 42 US gallons. Commonly used in reference to Oil or other liquid Petroleum products.
by KPWM November 03, 2006
A barrel. Bbls are the most common measurement of volume in the oil and gas industry, and a barrel is equal to 42 gallons.
by 307oilguy August 03, 2021
by Legal_loli_fucker July 19, 2020
I inveted this. notice how all the definitions are recent?? yea, well i came up with 'bbl' like 5 years ago on AIM and no one knew what it meant, but i used it anyways, and now everyone uses it. man im a genius
by MBLSV July 16, 2005
A misspelling of ppl. Also confused with SSL (secure sockets layer), AAL (aol), CCL (Confederate cricket league), DDL (dig dick legumes), EEL (an eel, duh), FFL (future fuck-word legion), GGL (a misspelling of GAL), HHL (a really convoluted version of h*ll), IIL (a confusing mixture of i’s and L’s), JJL (junior juggernauts lair), LLL (superbowl 50 hundred, 50-ty and 50), MML (M & M with a loss), NNL (national newborn football league), OOL (DR + the word that came before it in this sentence = DROOL - ooh i’m so cool (cOOL)), QQL (queen’s quicksand layertrap), RRL (the REAL real-life), TTL (Talk To (nobody cuz * haz no friends) Later), UUL (Unreal Engine - Unity crossover layer), VVL (very very late), WWL (women’s wrestling lampionships), XXL (when even XL won’t do), YYL (yeoman yodeling lcub (instead of club), ZZL (when you sleep but one of the Z’s got bent)
by 321ciDbrU June 28, 2021