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wibble — 1871, from wibble wobble (1847), a colloquial reduplication of WOBBLE (Cf. wobble) … Etymology dictionary
wibble — ► VERB informal 1) another term for WOBBLE(Cf. ↑wobble). 2) Brit. speak or write at length and to no purpose. DERIVATIVES wibbly adjective. ORIGIN from wibble wobble; sense 2 is perhaps a different word and influenced by DRIVEL … English terms dictionary
wibble — /wibˈl/ intransitive verb 1. (often with on) to speak foolishly 2. To talk at length about inconsequential matters ORIGIN: Poss from ↑witter and ↑dribble … Useful english dictionary
Wibble — Anne Wibble geb. Ohlin (* 13. Oktober 1943 in Stockholm; † 14. März 2000 ebenda) war eine schwedische Politikerin (Folkpartiet liberalerna) und war von 1991 bis 1994 Finanzministerin. Leben Anne Wibble war die Tochter des… … Deutsch Wikipedia
wibble — 1) A word used to demonstrate something silly. An off the cuff silly word which replaces an otherwise sensible answer Did you really mean for the ferret to loose all of its fur ? Reply...errr...wibble 2) Of progressive rock, intelligent… … Dictionary of american slang
wibble — 1) A word used to demonstrate something silly. An off the cuff silly word which replaces an otherwise sensible answer Did you really mean for the ferret to loose all of its fur ? Reply...errr...wibble 2) Of progressive rock, intelligent… … Dictionary of american slang
wibble — 1) vb British to behave or speak in an irresolute, con fused and/or tedious manner. A middle class adult and Internet usage, popular since 2000. ► ...fruitcake Anna Nicole Smith has been rambling away again stickingup for fellow former fatty… … Contemporary slang
wibble — verb informal 1》 another term for wobble. 2》 Brit. speak or write at length. Derivatives wibbly adjective Origin C19: independent usage of the first element of the reduplication wibble wobble; sense 2 is perh. a different word and influenced by… … English new terms dictionary
wibble-wobble — 1. interjection The sound of something liquidy wobbling (e.g. jello). 2. verb To wobble lightly, to quiver, to tremble lightly … Wiktionary
wibble-wobble — … Useful english dictionary
