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yarnabler 

A person who entices (or enables) another knitter/crocheter into buying yarn he or she doesn't need for a project, only to add to their yarn stash. Usually in reference to a pricey/luxury/particularly pretty or desirable yarn. A yarn pusher.
"Mom, this yarn is so pretty! Buy it, I won't tell Dad!"

"Lydia, you should buy another skein just in case you run out!"
"Omg you are a total yarnabler."
yarnabler by Betsyisthebestest June 28, 2013
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Deep mumbling baritone style of vocalists popular with early to mid-1990s singers in Modern Rock music. Though Eddie Vedder is often the most referenced example of a pure yarbler, many lesser singers of lesser bands have mimicked his yarbling to comically terrible results. Best example of this is Creed's Scott Stapp.
Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder is the standard bearer of yarblers, others include Lane Stanley of Alice In Chains, arguably Chris Cornell of Soundgarden fame.
Yarbler by Duderman2000 April 7, 2010
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Yarnable 

Yarnable is used to describe someone who is talkative or easy to talk to.
Dave over there is yarnable
Yarnable by Yarn man September 19, 2023
1) Boring.
2) Makes you tired.
1)"Oh my God, Cuthbert, do we *have* to watch Star Trek *again*?? It's, like, totally yawnable. Can't we, like, watch a chick flick instead??"
2) "Wowzer, lifting these crates sure is yawnable."
yawnable by Sarah666 August 12, 2007
able to be yawned at,, boring
this tv show is so yawnable
yawnable by ninjagohater December 21, 2021

yarnacle 

A yarnacle stands for a barnacle made out of yarn (most commonly being the color yellow)
I make large amounts of yarnacles to pass time.
yarnacle by theifo April 23, 2024

yarnacle 

A yarnacle is a barnacle made out of yarn (most commonly found in the color yellow)
In my pass time, I make many little yarnacles.
yarnacle by theifo April 23, 2024
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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