Plumble

To fold socks against someone's own will. This usually occurs when children refuse to put their socks away, or possess a fear of sock touching and folding. Parent's usually cause this fear, making the child never again lay their sight on a sock.

Shar: "Don't touch my socks!"
Mother: "They are all messy!"
Shar: -cries-
(plumble of socks begins)

by KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKiiiiiiiiiiii December 23, 2011

Plumble

An adjective describing someone who often (or always) spell things wrong.

Person: Hey, I think you are a plumble.
Me: That is incorect.

by jacobfrance January 29, 2020

plumbling

To randomly move around with great momentum.

Mo was plumbling around in the frisbee game.

by TheAwesomeMo April 5, 2011

plumble

An error (either big or small) made whilst plumbing.

I made a right plumble under the sink

by Dan the Plumber July 5, 2011

plumble

meaning : plum crumble

'dear mother, is the plumble ready yet?'

by Anna August 26, 2004

plumble

A synonym for "stumble"

But as long as we can hear that little blue bird, there'll be a song as we stumble along. As we stumble, bumble, fumble... plumble... As we stumble along.

by amk1211 August 4, 2006

plumbled

1. the blending of the last name of NBA player Mason Plumblee and humble.

Example of being Plumbled: LeBron James was denied by Mason Plumlee on a potential game-winning dunk as the Brooklyn Nets beat the Miami Heat 88-87.

by Grant Rice April 9, 2014