membleb
membleb by Cherrypoppingvictory May 31, 2015
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mumblebrag
When someone tries to slip in a humblebrag but the person they're speaking to doesn't care and stopped listening.
"Man I am so tired today"
> "... ok"
"Yeah I was up late working on my microbrew recipe"
> "oh"
"I won an award last year for best-" mumblebrag
> *gets off elevator*
> "... ok"
"Yeah I was up late working on my microbrew recipe"
> "oh"
"I won an award last year for best-" mumblebrag
> *gets off elevator*
mumblebrag by typhdotcom August 7, 2016
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membleb • Memble • mumblebrag • Mumbleboth • Mumblebug • meh-bleb • mumble bee • Mumble Bitch • mumble bobber • mumble booty
Memble
A Memble is the thing which helps you remember something important, like writing a quick note, taking a photo or having your daughter's name tattooed on your throat.
“Jill asked Jack to pick up milk on his way home from work, so Jack created a flawless Memble by attaching an empty milk carton around his neck with a piece of string.”
Memble by loudmouthben September 9, 2019
Mumbleboth
A derogatory term for someone mumbling nonsense and generally bothering people
Usually applies in social situations where an incoherent person is causing a nuisance
Usually applies in social situations where an incoherent person is causing a nuisance
Mumbleboth by pigeondigger June 30, 2019
Mumblebug
Mumblebug by Archemedes Bonk III November 16, 2011
Memble
The post it note on your desk with the word "password" written on it is a Memble, the framed photo of your family on your desk might be a Memble but hopefully not, the crudely drawn penis on your forehead was probably not intended as a Memble but it should serve as one so that you remember not to fall asleep at a party with your arsehole friends.
Gary used a family photo in his wallet as a memble. "No more forgetting what they look like for me!", he exclaimed.
Gary Jr had finally got his wish - a memble (a photo of himself on his Dad's dashboard) and no more nights in the school car park, waiting for his Dad to remember him.
Gary Jr had finally got his wish - a memble (a photo of himself on his Dad's dashboard) and no more nights in the school car park, waiting for his Dad to remember him.
Memble by loudmouthben October 9, 2019
membles
membles by crklover9292 December 28, 2021
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