wubble
love = wuv
snuggle + wuv = wubble
alternatively:
to insert a tentacled appendage into the ocular oriface of a victim, impregnating their skull with squid eggs.
dane wubbles insert victim here
a really cute way of saying i love you
i say to my boyfriend “wubbles” and he says back “wubbles” and his sister pukes.
love, feel p-ssion for; very casual way of saying it
i wubbles you. or i don’t wubbles you. no one wubbles you
the walking pattern that one exhibits after having an entire box of corn dogs shoved up their -n-s in series, or their equivalent in length and girth.
the republican senator approached the stage with a noticeable wubble and proceeded to give a speech about family values.
when a fat person walks in a funny manner generally down an incline.
“dude where is that one fat chick?”
“she’ll probably wubble into cl-ss any minute now.”
when women with facial hair forget to remove it they get wubble… like stubble for women
ahhhh wubble… mine old enemy
730, or alternately, seven hundred and thirty.
marco sucks wubble…a lot.
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