A small, individual, rounded piece of shit not large enough to be a proper turd. These are usually not larger than peanut M&M's.
I felt like I gave birth this morning. I was expecting at least a foot-long slimer, but I looked in the bowl and there, staring back pathetically, was a single, sad pebble turd not even worth flushing.
by Mel Biggs August 10, 2006
A person (usually male) who lacks guts and determination.
When faced with a crisis, a pebble gut will either run away or cry.
When faced with a crisis, a pebble gut will either run away or cry.
by knowledge Doctor May 04, 2008
Coined by the big wall Yosemite climbers of the late 70s and early 80s, a pebble wrestler is a boulderer that appears to be "wrestling pebbles" from the view from Yosemite's Half Dome or El Capitan.
by climberdude89 July 11, 2017
A project rooftop. Usually the rooftop is only called "Pebble Beach" when a sexual encounter has taken place on said rooftop.
by Bobby Ice October 05, 2010
by Petey Pebbler May 28, 2010
by dknysquid February 19, 2009
The effect of the violent purging of liquid shit from the back passage, which leaves a 'splattering' of crap on the back of the toilet bowl, not dissimilar from a type of exterior wall coating.
For maximum effect the 'pebble dasher' requires a significant amount of 'wind' in their system and must strain hard whilst simultaneous holding their ring piece closed (with hands if required). Once enough pressure has built up the opening of the ring piece will allow the pebble dashing to occur.
Pebble dashers should note that one school of thought maintains that given extreme straining, the material exiting the rear can potentially achieve super sonic velocities, momentarily creating a shock wave that can tear the ring piece. Their advice is therefore not to strain too hard!
For maximum effect the 'pebble dasher' requires a significant amount of 'wind' in their system and must strain hard whilst simultaneous holding their ring piece closed (with hands if required). Once enough pressure has built up the opening of the ring piece will allow the pebble dashing to occur.
Pebble dashers should note that one school of thought maintains that given extreme straining, the material exiting the rear can potentially achieve super sonic velocities, momentarily creating a shock wave that can tear the ring piece. Their advice is therefore not to strain too hard!
by Ryd June 25, 2006