gayble 

A non-derogatory term refering to a table of positive, considerate gay men approached in the restaurant industry. This generally means tips in excess of 30% for deserved service across the board.

You just got a gayble at 21....this should help save your night.

gayble by Beshow November 5, 2006

Gayble 

Where Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgendered teens sit during lunch in high school. This table is a safe haven for them to feel protected and have a sense of belonging. This can vary to more than just one table. i.e. Goth gays, punk gays, popular gays, athletic gays.

Marshal thought it to be a good idea to sit at the gayble because there was no where else he felt comfortable to be himself.

Gayble by GilRomeo March 23, 2010

Gayble 

When there is a gay couple sitting in a restaurant.

"I have to grab 2 waters for my gayble."

Gayble by codeman11 May 10, 2021

gayble 

Refers to the inundation of homosexual shows such as Queer Eye and Gay Straight or Taken on cable TV

'Man you wanna come over watch some TV'
'Nah bro its all Gayble at the moment'

gayble by jordooo89 August 1, 2007

Gayble for Two 

Term for 2 gay men having a meal together in a restaurant

"Yes Gents, I have a lovely gayble for two over there by the window"

Gayble for Two by MBKryn May 9, 2010

rainbow gambler 

Rainbow gambler is term used in the middle and north of the UK to describe a compulsive and erratic gambler of limited financial status - the bottom feeders of the gambling fraternity. The term meaning they are always chasing that pot of gold at the end if the rainbow but always coming up short

Danny is a rainbow gambler, he had hardly any money to pay his bills but gambles it all, the guy is a loser

rainbow gambler by GamblersRamblers January 15, 2014

gamble chocolates 

A term that desribes assorted chocolates. One takes a gamble when they take a random piece (a gamble chocolate) from a box of assorted chocolates because the candy could be either delicious or disgusting. The term also serves as an alternative to "assorted chocolates".

Etymology: The term is used in comedian Jim Gaffigan's bit about Valentine's day.

I tried a piece from the box of gamble chocolates I got for Valentine's Day. I don't know why I even bother with these because every one tastes like it was filled with toothpaste.

gamble chocolates by improviduto April 9, 2006