gimble

Another name for worm on string. Usually used to state them quickly and with endearment.

Oh wow! I love these gimbles!

Gimble!

Please look at my gimbles!

by Gucci pater August 23, 2019

Gimble

To be completely fucked up

To be utterly destroyed

Dude, my girlfriend dumped me I’ve just been gimbled

by Kcikassgimble December 5, 2019

Gimblegoop

Gimblegoop, also know as “Phrog” in some European country’s, is the word for when an abnormally large male falls down 34 flights of stairs while simultaneously reciting the Bible and chanting ancient words to any passing citizens until landing In a shopping cart missing it’s left back wheel and then drifting through town until crashing through the window of a Wendy’s diner.

Hell yeah brother, don’t forget to pull a “gimblegoop” before bed time

by A whopping great British pie May 3, 2021

Gimble

When a wardrobe drawer is slightly askew and needs to be fixed into place

“My wardrobe door is out of gimble. I need to gimble it.”

by BillieJoeTheScienceHoe June 19, 2021

Grimble

A very small, insignificant amount.

This word originates from 'Scar' from 'The Lion King (1994)', as he uses it several times in his song 'Be Prepared'.

"But maybe they've a grimble of potential" - Scar, The Lion King (1994)

"You won't get a GRIMBLE without me!" - Scar, The Lion King (1994)

by Grimble of Potential December 9, 2021

Grimbled

When Christmas wrapping paper becomes wet and then dries out. It doesn't become crumbled but Grimbled.

The husband went to extra lengths to prove to his wife that Grimbled is infact a word when using it in a conversation.

by Ljeboyo December 19, 2021

Grimbledybrabble

Meaning nonsense and tomfoolery, very much like gobbledygook or nimblewaddle, but with implications of a much more mundane nature.

Well now that's just a load of grimbledybrabble. I don't believe for a minute that Tom ate a pomegranate!

by Pancake Tuesday March 18, 2022