by Laxfool10 January 26, 2011
by beniboy500 March 16, 2012
N - A group of unrelated people that are so full of platonic love for each other that they consider one another family.
by Dr. David E. June 17, 2008
1.A derivitive of 'fumble' only with an 'a' instead of 'u'
when one 'fumbles or 'fambles' they are generally cutting up or messing up.
when one 'fumbles or 'fambles' they are generally cutting up or messing up.
1. Tell J.A.H. to stop 'fambling' with that spliff and roll it already!!
2. You should have seen how J.A.H. looked like such a 'famble' when he was dropping his beer.
2. You should have seen how J.A.H. looked like such a 'famble' when he was dropping his beer.
by Alonzo Hayden April 26, 2007
Tom gave a fimble-famble as a reason for not finishing his homework; he attempted to say that it was eaten by a flying rat.
by Flaminghorse March 20, 2018
/ˈfam(ə)l/: noun: A traditional and occasional attempt of advise (when a moral is learned) from a family member based on an experience directly or indirectly. A famble could also be a lesson learned from a suggested newspaper article that one may define as a societal do or do not. A cautionary read suggested by a relative that leads to a moral.
My Dad forwarded me an article about Enron's consequences and said "Here! Read this! Do you believe it!? Read it, God damn it!"
Q: Why are you so bummed out?
A: I just heard another famble about getting hit by a car while driving. The moral of the story is you can be a perfect driver but somebody else driving on the road could ruin your life.
Q: Why are you so bummed out?
A: I just heard another famble about getting hit by a car while driving. The moral of the story is you can be a perfect driver but somebody else driving on the road could ruin your life.
by worrderup February 25, 2023