fubble

F4U1B3B3L1E1
/ˈfʌb.əl/

noun

A dud; a worthless thing.

First used 18th c.Scrabble 13

Meanings

nounfubble (plural fubbles)

plural fubbles

  1. obsoleteslangA dud; a worthless thing.First known use 18th c.
    1 more example

    While you are all in this Hurry, and if no Stop can be put to it, Destruction must follow; if a whole Nation will ruin themselves, who can prevent it: But is there no brave Fellow among you all now, to make a Stand for his Country? None that dare look behind them, and face this frightful Image of a falling Stock? Where are all the Millions that have been of late so lavishly subscrib'd to every Fubble!

    1720 October 17, The Director, number 5

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