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A weebler is someone who is completely indifferent about anything happening to them or around them, but are also nice people. For example when a weebler is sitting watching tv they may have food crumbs on their shirt or on their stomach if they are not wearing one. Weeblers are very lazy people and complain about doing rather simple tasks that need to be completed. When they are moving they do it at an extremely slow speed which can be described as weebling around. They are also typically stoners and play hours of video games.
Being a weebler gives me the right to do nothing all day, as I watch others be productive. Nobody likes a weebler.
weebler by Fox Guy November 9, 2011
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A mythical creature from the forest that performs magic spells and finds hidden treasure.
Did you see that Weegle in the trees?
Weegle by TheRealWeegle September 25, 2022

fuzzy weebler

A fuzzy weebler requires a few materials. They are a wine glass, a straw and an adventurous girl. First, fill the wine glass half full with water (warm works best). Then stick your balls and ballsack into the water. Next, the girl puts the straw into the water and blows bubbles. A feeling of euphoria should soon follow.
1) Fred got the materials and invited his friend (with benefits), Stacy, over. She gave him the best fuzzy weebler of his young life.
fuzzy weebler by Stephen "The Creeper" September 23, 2008
The combination of an internet jerk who comes under a specific criteria such as white people trying to act black, white people worshiping japanese culture and animation, non japanese nationals stylising themselves on japanese animation.

Most commonly the mixture between a wigger and a weeaboo both of which can be defined on this site.
Guy1- Sup bro, that fn nig gonna get pnked'
Guy2- Yeh hes got no friends and no life and hes fat

Target guy- Fucking weegers.
Weeger by Uncles your bob November 11, 2009
A mythical creature that resembles a gnome, who lives in the forest, looking for treasure and performing magic.
That Weegle cast a spell on me!
Weegle by TheRealWeegle September 19, 2022
A fictional gnome that shares wisdom and performs magic.
My wife and I saw a Weegle while camping last weekend. He dazzled us with magic tricks and turned a tree stump to a pot of gold.
Weegle by TheRealWeegle September 21, 2022
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Me: Poggers!
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