dweebling
dweebling noun: a pathetic or contemptible person.
Noun
dweebling (plural dweeblings)
- A pathetic or contemptible person.
- You have no such access, and your boasts are those of an insecure dweebling trying to posture self-importance..1999 October 9, Kurt Lochner, “Re: Fraud Robertson Returns~!!..”, in alt.current-events.clinton.whitewater (Usenet)
- You're just a powerless dweebling that has to spew on usenet to feel better about yourself.2001 November 30, Perfect Stranger [username], “Re: ot: the dicks wife is great...”, in alt.sports.basketball.nba.la-lakers (Usenet)
Forms of dweebling
| plural | dweeblings |
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Origin of dweebling
From dweeb + -ling.
Questions about dweebling
- What does dweebling mean?
- Dweebling means a pathetic or contemptible person.
- What part of speech is dweebling?
- Dweebling is a noun.
- What is the plural of dweebling?
- The plural of dweebling is dweeblings.
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