gibber

verb

1 : to fail at something suddenly, unexpectedly and colorfully

2 : to abruptly take your toys and go home

After his proposed fantasy football trade was not approved by a majority of the owners, Andrew hurled a half-eaten chicken strip across the room and gibberred the league. He later finished the chicken strip.

by thefoxx September 9, 2014

gibber

money a pound

that t-shirt was 10 gibber

by omds January 14, 2021

gibber

To 'gibber' like a gibbon and talk shit.

He's gibbering like a gibbon.

by Dezza July 18, 2003

gibber

-- to equivocate
-- a person prone to equivocation, indecision and starts to talk gibberish before they put their brain in gear.

You don't know what you're talking about and you are a cowardly gibber!

by wclay1 September 10, 2009

gibber

Another name for a newbie who can't play TFC, gets killed a lot and cries about it

Wow I just pulled a Gibber!

by Anonymous October 15, 2003

gibbering

To prattle and chatter unintelligibly, usally when feeling guilty or after some sort of wrongdoing

2 days after doing a runner from a taxi driver, his concience was finally pricked, until, like Hamlet's stepfather, he totters from the banquet, ghostly pale and gibbering with guilt!

by Sethmtut June 22, 2008

Gibber

A giant butt. Usually well toned and overall very attractive.

Look at the gibber on that girl.

Man, that girl I was dancing with had a gibber.

by Dictionariaste June 28, 2011