Giddle
Someone who is your friend but is also really annoying at the same time. You keep him around cause his brother is cool
Giddle by Bundle hundle November 20, 2018
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Giddle
If you were to giddle you would be messing around. Eg "Neil, stop giddling around and do some work."
If you want to tell someone they are being annoying you could tell them to stop being a giddle.
If you want to tell someone they are being annoying you could tell them to stop being a giddle.
Giddle by The Giddler January 24, 2021
Giddle Dorp
Giddle Dorp by Some old man September 23, 2014
griddleflopper
A somewhat wet fart that isn't too soft and isn't loud but stinks like mad. Usually performed inside a vehicle with the windows up.
griddleflopper by Poomba and Timone March 30, 2010
griddle
Carmen: It’s kind of like a date you know?
Loc: What? You want to go on a date?
Tiffany: No you fucking griddle, she’s talking about the fruit.
Loc: What? You want to go on a date?
Tiffany: No you fucking griddle, she’s talking about the fruit.
griddle by grilllookin’ June 24, 2019
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Sweet Griddle cakes by Miles J June 22, 2004
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