brimblin
Doing something stupid, not very smart.
brimblin by massiveslayerpeen69 August 10, 2019
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Bimbling
To amble without real aim, yet in a friendly and harmless manner.
It's not required to achieve anything whilst Bimbling, although it's aimlessness is a frequent side effect.
Bimbling can be made a little more business like with a slight hunch of the shoulders.
It is not essential that Bimbling should be a solo sport.
It's not required to achieve anything whilst Bimbling, although it's aimlessness is a frequent side effect.
Bimbling can be made a little more business like with a slight hunch of the shoulders.
It is not essential that Bimbling should be a solo sport.
Bimbling by World Bimbling champion March 15, 2011
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Brambling
The process of a seemingly heterosexual male discovering his sexuality and converting to homosexuality with a strong preference for petite Asian males.
bimbling
To wander in a happy but slightly disengaged state, though with some harmless or ineffective intent. A certain business is implied. bimble Often used in British Army
Chickens aren't usually bimbling, but a mother duck and a line of ducklings crossing a road and heading into fields probably are. A duckling that breaks away from the group, explores busily and then returns has just had a bimble.
In the Sahara miles from anywhere, a guy walked out of the midday haze carrying nothing but a piece of wood, passed by 50 yards away without looking at us, and headed into the heat. Now HE was bimbling.
In the Sahara miles from anywhere, a guy walked out of the midday haze carrying nothing but a piece of wood, passed by 50 yards away without looking at us, and headed into the heat. Now HE was bimbling.
brambling
v. act of walking/foraging through brambles (otherwise known as any kind of thick foliage or overgrown plants) usually done to smoke a cigarette/joint away from prying eyes.
"At boarding school we couldn't smoke cigs, so we would have to go brambling if we wanted to get away with it."
brambling by SmokeyBowles July 20, 2008
Brambling
Can be used in any situation. In different contexts but also as different parts of speech, e.g. as verb, noun or adjective
Its a very useful word, because you will never be wrong in using it
Its a very useful word, because you will never be wrong in using it
Man, that is a brambling car!
Hey, stop brambling about your girlfriend
This guy has been dancing all night, he is a real brambling
Hey, stop brambling about your girlfriend
This guy has been dancing all night, he is a real brambling
Brambling by Aves Nescio March 5, 2020
Brambling
Brambling - a master class of an art that itsbramblebee does every stream where you either redeem the 5k bramble channel points or she picks a random viewer in the twitch chat for a tiktok profile make over
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