by Jack Mackerel August 03, 2011

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by Juan Hernandiaz May 11, 2006

The dog had gnarbled on it's bone all day. (This word was coined by my grandson who was describing the state of the dog's bone that was slimy with saliva)
by Grandma G August 19, 2007

Derived from "garbled", gnarbled text is so messed up that it causes the reader to want to claw eyes out so as to never risk reading that messed up content ever again. Used by graders of student papers and slush pile readers. Also has an adverb form "gnarbledly", which means suffering the desire to claw one's eyes out because of mangled grammar, bad puns, or disgusting content.
"Your essay is so gnarbled, I became an alcoholic trying to forget reading it."
"My eyes are forever damaged by your gnarbled prose."
"My eyes are forever damaged by your gnarbled prose."
by WebScrawler May 15, 2022
