wabblewob 

Wabblewob is the best youtuber and is a legend at fortnite

if you were saying wabblewob is the best youtuber

wabblewob by Robbie Geddes February 21, 2019

wabbledoo 

A censor word used when an internet commenter does not wish to use profanity explicitly.

It was first used by violinist Lindsey Stirling to replace profanity on her website. Amid her rise in popularity, her fans and other internet commenters used this word (with variations) in place of curse words on other websites such as Youtube and Facebook.

Holy Wabbledoo! She rocks my socks off!
STWU already! We heard you the past thousand wabbledooing times!

wabbledoo by rasmasyean January 7, 2013

wobblegob 

Someone who will use 103 words when 3 will do.

That guy is right wobblegob he's got verbal diarrhoea!

wobblegob by SethMan September 16, 2008

Wibblywobblytimeywimeyopolis

1. A city/large area of residence not strictly affected by time in a linear manner.

2.The home of a powerful manipulator of Time and Space

1. I hate the Wibblywobblytimeywimeyopolis City-State of Doctorius' residents,by the time I'm fifty they'll still be in their Twenties.

2. Do not anger the occupant of that Wibblywobblytimeywimeyopolis. They'll age you a decade in a second

Wibblywobblytimeywimeyopolis by The Last Timelord October 9, 2013

wobblegobble 

noun: A mess that was designed to distract from an existing problem; chaos.
verb: To mix up and confuse; to intentionally create a mess so as to distract from a problem.

past tense: mixed up, confused; not conforming or reconcilable to surrounding norms; jumbled.

The children had wobblegobbled the situation from the start.

wobblegobble by Yrael November 10, 2017

Wibblehobbler 

An old person; someone with a unsteady gait

The WibbleHobbler’s shoes were torn as he dragged his feet across the ground.

The WibbleHobbler was a terrible driver, swerving all over the road.

Wibblehobbler by Zach Morris June 2, 2023

wobbledobbing 

The act of wasting time.

Stop wobbledobbing or you will get a time out.

wobbledobbing by Elizabeth Blackwell September 1, 2010