libble

A cross between a lick and a nibble. Done affectionately toward someone you like.

She libbled him gently and hugged him tight.

by Amanda December 19, 2003

Libble

Short for liberal babies.

“That family raises lots of libbles, shame on them.”

“Your baby John is a libble.”

by liberal anal destroyers May 20, 2024

Limbless Hajime

Limbless Hajime is one of the most cursed doujinshi in the Danganronpa fandom, made by Zakiko. It is an erotic fanfic of Hajime Hinata and Nagito Komaeda where Hajime becomes the most bottom of bottoms and turns into a horny child.

Limbless Hajime make you braindead for a while

by ToastisGayWaitI'mToast September 11, 2020

Lobble

Able. Can get something. Can contract something.

They have the flu, you're lobble to get that.

by ShitTickerMobile March 22, 2017

Libben Off

A term used when someone will not shut up about their liberal ideas and views

Man, John just never stops libben off in class

by aaaaaddddddddd May 11, 2018

libbed

To suppress information that doesn't fit with the understood liberal knowledge base. Usually practiced by people big on liberal tolerance.

I tried to look up John Edwards affair scandal on Wikipedia but it had been libbed. There was no mention of it.

You won't hear any more news from Iraq since our soldiers are not getting killed any more. Iraq has been libbed from the news.

by cons2 September 27, 2008

Libbies and Connies

Short for Liberals and Conservatives. A Libby is a derogatory term for someone who preaches non stop about social issues without having a clue what they are talking about. A Connie, on the other hand, is an insulting term for someone whose head is still up BushSr./Reagan/Nixon/W's buttcrack.

Gary: It's not right that we are able to eat this food when there are still poor children starving in Third World countries!
Lisa: Oh spare me, you fucking Libby

Janine: Dear God, you have George W. Bush's picture framed above your bed?! I never knew you were such a Connie!

Random Hippy: Can't the Libbies and Connies all just get along?

by Drewnine March 15, 2009