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

Person who believes anything;

Brittany Jones, Laquiesha Jackson, any blonde. gullible

by SirArthur June 9, 2011

gullible

credulous

Next time I will never be this gullible credulous, easily persuaded, believer, fool, silly ever again no, and I'll know when someone's copying off me. / A person having or showing too great a readiness to believe things.

by JaiMunozNi May 1, 2015

gullible

Having the qualities of a large seafaring bird, often observed on beaches and having white plumage with gray back and wings.

Have you heard the obnoxious squawking sounds that come out of her mouth? They're absolutely gullible.

Yeah, I know. She also pecks out people's eyeballs with her beak.

by Markkimarkkonnen November 26, 2007

gullible

Word used to describe one who will fall for anything.

"Man, Zac is totally buying the story how I'm pregnant and having wild sex with everyone! He is SO gullible!"

by Zac's best friend July 13, 2009

gullible

Easily deceived or cheated.

Meredeth is very gullible about getting a divorce
Bob was gullible about Meredeth.

by kboo27 January 22, 2015

gullible

1.ember

2.a word that's not in the English dictionary

"grandpa, is gullible really in the dictionary?"

by hammers March 15, 2013