jibble

A word of many words. This one word can mean many things.

Susan jibbled her way downstairs. Paul was feeling jibbly. "You can't put that jibble in there!" shouted Mark.

by Arcturus Nova ([e-mail]) June 29, 2003

jibble

v. To jiggle in a grotesque manner. A cross between giblet and jiggle. Sort of like undulating Jell-O

n. The feeling you get when you witness something disturbing.

v. The morbidly obese man jibbled up to the buffet.

adj. The jibbling undead bodies of flub waddled forth from their graves.

n. When I heard what a lemon party was, it gave me the jibbles.

by J. Epiphany January 17, 2008

jibble

To put one's memeber into another person's ear, reminiscent of a wet willy, but with your willy.

I jibbled him while he was drunk and passed out, then a buddy of mine teabagged him.

by sam_sunders December 22, 2008

jibble

adj: retard or stupid person

shut up you jibble

by amber and amanda November 12, 2008

jibblies

A sensation occurring when something seriously creeps you out. In many cases it will cause you to twitch and say "jibblies" involuntarily.

Strong Bad: You may notice I didn't do anything to the Poopsmith. I figure the guy shovels crap for a living so his tolerance for pain's gotta be through the roof. I was thinking about giving him a bath or something but, just the thought of that gave me the jibblies.

by rwlptr March 07, 2010

Jibbles

A nickname for people named Jack.

Dude one: "I heard Jibbles committed mass vehicular manslaughter."
Dude two: "Yeah, he's being introduced as Jibbles in his court trial."

by P0t4t042o October 04, 2020

jibblies

n. uncomfortable feeling of dread or horror. esp. uncomfortable mental image.

Syn: willies, heebie jeebies, weirded out, creeped out

Ant: stoked, psyched

Ent: coined by the character StrongBad on www.homestarrunner.com

The thought of another minute sitting next to dat skank gave me da jibblies

by Marc December 11, 2003