wibble

/verb/. - the state of becoming emotionally overwhelmed--often followed by a silence because the individual is unable to find the words to speak properly

Wendy wibbled, a chill running the length of her body, temporarily immobilizing her from doing anything, even speaking.

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wibbled

Quite drunk, or tipsy. Often used by people who are themselves in that state.

Ben is falling all over the place after 5 beers. .
Friend : Whey , ben's wibbled

John after a couple of shots...
John: I feel a bit wibbled

wibble

when you really want to touch something and pull it around/play with it or shake it

i really want to wibble the cheeks of this shiba

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Wibbly

A condom.

"Have you got any wibblys?"

"A GLOW IN THE DARK WIBBLY!?"

"Erm.. i have blueberry flavoured wibblys?"
"No."

"What should i do with the wibbly packet?"

"This wibbly has expired."

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wibble

The act of making one's lower lip shake when pouting, for greater effect.

You hurt my feelings! :wibble:

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wibble

A word that can be used in any way whatsoever. Pretending to be mad, as an enthusiastic adjective, a greeting, the choice is yours...

"Keep on wibblin', dude!"
"He's just talking a load of wibble. Hush fool."
"Wibble wibble wibble".
"That film was wibblin' marvellous!"
"He came, he saw, he wibbled."

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wibble

Nonsense n,v particularly in long-winded verbal or written form. Contrary to common belief, this term pre-dates Blackadder, who anyway didn't even say it. On the script for the final episode of Blackadder Goes Forth- see w ww.whatalovelywar.co.uk/blackwords.html#P4E6 - it's written "wooble" (pronounced "wuh-ble").

French post-modern philosophy is a load of wibble.

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