shibbee
shibbee by Cracked Eg March 5, 2004
Words you can keep
shibble
(noun, derogatory)
A portmanteau of "shit" and "bull" (not to be confused with "bullshit"), the term "shibble" is a pejorative against the notoriously aggressive and deadly pit bull dog breed; as these dogs are generally lowly regarded as unsightly, menacing scum, this term essentially reduces them to feces, cleverly replacing "pit" with the rhyming "shit."
A portmanteau of "shit" and "bull" (not to be confused with "bullshit"), the term "shibble" is a pejorative against the notoriously aggressive and deadly pit bull dog breed; as these dogs are generally lowly regarded as unsightly, menacing scum, this term essentially reduces them to feces, cleverly replacing "pit" with the rhyming "shit."
Why do shibbles always have to target helpless infants and old ladies on walkers?
Bruh, did you know that in 2019, when canines killed a record of 48 Americans, shibbles contributes to 69% of these deaths? Lookit up on DogsBite.org, bruh. That ain't just plurality, or even majority; that's supermajority.
I swear if I see another shibble wearing one of 'em bogus-ass "SERVICE DOG IN TRAINING" vests in the grocery store, I'mma shoot it.
Bullets ricochet off shibbles' skulls, and pepper spray doesn't work on them, either.
Bruh, did you know that in 2019, when canines killed a record of 48 Americans, shibbles contributes to 69% of these deaths? Lookit up on DogsBite.org, bruh. That ain't just plurality, or even majority; that's supermajority.
I swear if I see another shibble wearing one of 'em bogus-ass "SERVICE DOG IN TRAINING" vests in the grocery store, I'mma shoot it.
Bullets ricochet off shibbles' skulls, and pepper spray doesn't work on them, either.
shibble by Fayest Gaggot December 5, 2020
shibbie
a word from "Dude Where's My Car" meaning kickass awesome tubular neato gnarly or anything in the lines of that
shibbie by Shibbie Chica February 17, 2005
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A)
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B)
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