Chibble

To needlessly pester someone without emotion, reason, or need, but strictly for one's own amusement. To purposely intend to irritate someone (typically without previous instigation) for no forseeable benefit to either party.

The term, while derived from an Indian college student, is, by definition, in no way related to Jal Chibber.

It turned out Dr. Xeeksay just wanted to chibble me

by JizzaShizza July 9, 2011

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"To break or chew up into small pieces" An actual word my family used, and still uses, from when I was a child. For example, the dog never ate my homework when I was a kid. Rather, the mice chibbled up my homework. There were twelve children in my family so there was a lot of chibbling done around our house. By reason of an extraordinary amount of use over the years of the word with this meaning it should be seen as the true meaning of the word "chibble".

V: I'm sorry Mrs. Ungerecht, the mice chibbled my homework last night while I was sleeping.

N: Hey, what are these chibbles of paper doing all over the floor?

by M. D. Perelli August 27, 2013

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Chibble

N: marijuana
V: the act of smoking marijuana
ADJ: being high on marijuana

N: Call Bob, maybe he knows where we can find some chibble.
V: Let's go over to Bone's house. Bring your pipe so we can chibble on the way.
ADJ: Look at Cali's eyes, he looks so chibbled.

by Reggie Noles November 16, 2005

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A small piece of poop that doesn't flush the first time.

Mable powdered her nose in the mirror to the hiss of the filling toilet and glanced down at the bowl. A chibble had bobbed back up from below and was now circling the bowl. She waited for the hissing to stop and flushed again. Satisfied it finally went down, she returned to the party.

by ThotsRpuhn December 25, 2016

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