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smubble: verb -bled -bling
1. to import or export (parrots) secretly on a bicycle into Belarus , in violation of the law, esp. without payment of legal duty.
2. to bring, take, put (parrots) secretly on a bicycle into Belarus surreptitiously.
John smubbled Crackers the parrot into Belarus on a Schwinn.
smubble by Xano January 10, 2009
smubble: verb -bled -bling (birdmanesqism)
1. to import or export (parrots) secretly on a bicycle into Belarus , in violation of the law, esp. without payment of legal duty.
2. to bring, take, put (parrots) secretly on a bicycle into Belarus surreptitiously
John smubbled Crackers the parrot into Belarus on a Schwinn.

I have been smubbling for years and never got caught.
smubble by tfm_copycat, birdmanesq January 23, 2008
smubble: verb -bled -bling
1. to import or export (parrots) secretly on a bicycle into Belarus , in violation of the law, esp. without payment of legal duty.
2. to bring, take, put (parrots) secretly on a bicycle into Belarus surreptitiously.
John smubbled Crackers the parrot into Belarus on a Schwinn.
smubble by Sugarmoobs January 23, 2008
smubble: verb -bled -bling
1. to import or export (parrots) secretly on a bicycle into Belarus , in violation of the law, esp. without payment of legal duty.
2. to bring, take, put (parrots) secretly on a bicycle into Belarus surreptitiously.
John smubbled Crackers the parrot into Belarus on a Schwinn.
smubble by Sugarmoobs January 29, 2008
a snubbler; v. n. adj. adv. when one takes a bottle, typically a beer bottle, and crashes it on to the top of another bottle causing the beer to erupt from the bottle. Like a volcano.
"that kid is a god damn snubbler"

"dude what just happened"
"that bitch just snubbled the shit out of me"
snubbler by ksmells August 13, 2009

stubbler 

stubbler by Spiffy Ducky March 30, 2022
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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