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Rubble
another word for trouble. taken from the cartoon Fred Flinstone. his best friends name is Barney Rubble and always causes trouble. Rubble = Trouble.

"Unless we are doing this job in Reno we're in Rubble."
By Robinia
Rubble
British slang. Cockney rhyming slang. Rubble is slang for trouble or trouble making.

Rubble rhymes with trouble.

The longer version of cockney rhyming slang for trouble is Barney Rubble (The Flintstones)

Alternate to rubble is Barney, to confuse outsiders

Batman:

"where did that portal send them exactly?"

John Constantine:

"To the diver, old boat. Those rubble thruppennies will be piping their eyes till last days are dawning"

Or in American slang: "To hell, friend. Those trouble making dickheads will be crying till the end of time"
By Mimi
Rubble Rubble
catchphrase of the Hamburglar. Often says it before stealing a plate of McDonalds hamburgers and then running off as Ronald and the other characters chase him.

Ronald: What happened to all of the burgers?
Hamburglar: Rubble rubble!
By Jacquelyn
Rubble
A building that should be demolished.
Terrible living conditions.

This house needs to be condemned its comparable to living in rubble.
By Shani
Rubbles
1. Rubbles: To consentually rub and nibble on a person.
2. Rubbles: A name to call someone acting like a cave person.

Example of one: *rubbles jojobean450*
Example of two: You rubbles, act civilized.
By Nona
Rubbly
The trait of being rubbable. Those exhibiting this quality tend to be known as cute and/or cuddly. This is typically used as a term of endearment or as an excuse for frequently rubbing someone, usually of the same gender.

You can't blame me for wanting to keep rubbing you! I mean, it's not my fault you're so darn rubbly!
By Cassey
Rubbling
(n) The act of laughing lightly out of your nose. A form of breathing and chuckling but in the nasal cavity.

"Danielle rubbled when I said the joke at school."
By Barbara
Rubble
noun, verb, adjective, or adverb meaning whatever you want it to mean at that specific moment in time.

"Hey Skippy, are you hungover?"
"Rubble"
By Annabelle
Rubble
A collection of food usually altogether in one pan, such as casseroles, or stir-fries. No foo garnishes allowed. You gather the last of your provisions from your Danby bachelor fridge, and fried it up with liberal helpings of soya sauce, and half-dried macaroni and cheese leftovers.

What are you cooking? Oh just frying up some rubble from the fridge. Or, hey this is good rubble.
By Carley
Blue Rubble
In poker: playing a bad hand well

He bluffed a full house with blue rubble.
By Berty