pibblings
PIBBLINGS: Is a compound noun that combines the words "Parental" and "Sibblings" as in the sibblings of ones parents. It provides a means of collectively referring to Aunts and Uncles.
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pibbling
Pibbling is exuberant canine silliness, as perfected by pit bull type dogs. It includes playing with friends and toys, hopping around, doing zoomies, making "art," rolling around, giving hugs, chewing, rearranging stuff, shopping and, of course, snuggling.
pibbling by Teothepitbull September 6, 2016
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Pebbling
The art of giving people small seemingly meaningless items/gifts as a way of showing your love for them.
This is done by penguins.
This is done by penguins.
Pebbling by bitchassfaggot69 December 21, 2021
pibling
a gender neutral term for aunt or uncle, based on the phrase "parent's sibling." generally used collectively, as a term for aunts and uncles together, similar to the word niblings for nieces and nephews together.
My brothers and sisters are my siblings. My aunts and uncles are my piblings.
My brothers and sisters are my siblings. My aunts and uncles are my piblings.
pibbing
Hooking up with a co-worker of the same sex while still on the clock. Works out best if you work in a concession stand that sells Mr. Pibb. Then you can ask other employees to Pibb you when they ask if you want something to drink.
Cayte: Would you like something to drink, Heather?
Heather: Pibb me.
*Then pibbing would ensue in front of customers or behind closed doors, but it must be on the clock if it happens at your place of employment. Pibbing can happen at dorms as well, but its not fun unless you're watching Wayne's World at the time*
Heather: Pibb me.
*Then pibbing would ensue in front of customers or behind closed doors, but it must be on the clock if it happens at your place of employment. Pibbing can happen at dorms as well, but its not fun unless you're watching Wayne's World at the time*
Publings
Publings by Napalm_Bandit October 18, 2008
double-first cousin-pibling
double-first cousin-pibling by Hgcloziw November 23, 2019
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murderhobo
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