adj. somewhere between drunk and hungover. You're not yet sick but you're definitely not having fun.
i woke up in a pile of leaves next to a las vegas chapel feeling a bit squimbly. it wasn't until after i got back from my new wife's trailer home that the hangover hit.
by peter/ tippy January 28, 2009
To be in love with another person's love story without jealousy. This can be a love story from a movie or even just stories your friend tells you. Squimbling feels almost as good as actually experiencing the love.
by hazeleyedbeaut112 December 17, 2012
To move about.
by Trumpetcatz July 30, 2003
(v.) to freak out; to crash out.
"squimble" is most commonly used as a verb, however; it can be used in any way seen fit.
"squimble" is most commonly used as a verb, however; it can be used in any way seen fit.
"I swear I'm going to squimble if he hands back our math tests."
"He looks like he's about to squimble."
"Fine? Do I LOOK fine? This whole day has been so squimbley!"
"He looks like he's about to squimble."
"Fine? Do I LOOK fine? This whole day has been so squimbley!"
by mega_cat_lover58302 March 28, 2025