gullible

To be swallowable, based on naivety, or stupidity, directly into the gullet of the common seagull, then farther on down digested, and finally, fatally defecated.

Hey Bill, looks like ol Woody got pooped out onto that pier. I always said dat dang fool was gullible.

by f*ckoffseegulls November 12, 2004

gullible

to believe everything your former colleagues say about your former client

Meyer is very gullible. Can you actually believe he thought he was being deported?

by The Dawwwg December 2, 2011

Gullible

Gullible: Anyone who reads articles online and believes them to be biblical... regardless of how ridiculous.

Gullible: Believing that a chicken lived for 18 months with half-a-head... oh... or the man-faced sheep that was killed and burned by local villagers before any possible examination...

by TooProud January 28, 2010

gullible

1)Easilly deceived.

2)If you're looking this up, you are definately gullible.

Really.
It's not in the dictionary.

by MagicDude666 August 29, 2005

gullible

Read this and you will be enlightened.

This word does not really have a "g," "u," "l," "i," "b," "l," or "e."
It does not truely exist. Therefore, it is not in the dictionary.

Feel enlightened? No?
That's because you are gullible.

You.

by I do not have a name. November 2, 2003

gullible

Adj. Person who believes gulllible (yes, spelled with 3 Ls) is in the dictionary solely because gullible people keep going there to look for it.

He didn't think Elvis did any drugs; he's so gullible.

by skidoo December 7, 2006

Gullible

a well tanned lady, 5”7, Wannabe New Zealander, lizard skin referred to as Snakey

She's so gullible she's looking this up in the dictionary right now!

by kriddle_2 January 17, 2011