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"Brumble" is a combination of the words bramble and mumble. It refers to a confusing and prickly mess of poorly articulated information dished out by people who really should know better, and can therefore said to be mumbling incoherently when asked to explain something properly.
She tried in vain to make sense of all the brumble the doctors were giving her about her medical condition.
brumble by brumblebear August 31, 2007
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Brave & Humble. First seen used in Portal One community.
It's important to be brumble.

She's really brumble.

That is pretty brumble.
Brumble by ZekMaster June 25, 2022
1 (n). A man who hits on women significantly younger than he out of desperation, thinking that they are 'easy'.
2. (v). The act of an adult (18+) hitting on a female significantly younger (at least five years) out of desperation.
1. Uh oh.. watch out, Brumble is over there - he might come on to you.
2. Don't let someone pull a Brumble on you, don't put your screenname in your journal!
Brumble by giggledog July 7, 2004
A combination of the words "beer", "stroll" and "stumble", used to connote a stroll taken with a beer in hand, usually one that is moderate enough to allow generous sipping and potential double-fisting.
"Why don't you grab a PBR out of that cooler, and we'll take a brumble up the canyon and check out that waterfall."
brumble by Desertrose5418 October 10, 2008
The abiminable snowman from Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer.
Brumbles can bounce.
brumble by El Jeffy July 12, 2003
Who left all of these brumbles on the table?
Brumble by Vanna Bien September 27, 2017

Brumble bee 

Dude watch out; there’s a Brumble Bee in the area. Bruzz Bruzz.
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