Citations:pibble

English citations of pibble

Noun: "(informal, affectionate) a pit bull terrier"

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• 2013, Arin Greenwood, "One Million Pibble March: Rebecca Corry, Founder Of ‘Stand Up For Pits,’ Plans March On Washington", The Huffington Post, 16 May 2013:

  If you are one of those whose lives has been changed by a pibble, you probably already know what a pibble is. In case you aren’t: it’s an affectionate term for pit bulls, […]

• 2014, "Local Events", The Barking Cat, February 2014, page 11:

  Pit Bull Awareness Campaign of Arizona […] would like to offer you an opportunity to get some sloppy pibble kisses.

• 2015, "Suffield Veterinary Hospital September 2015 Patient of the Month", The Suffield Observer, September 2015, page 17:

  She has made my life so much more fun, and nothing is better than coming home to a wiggly, excited 'pibble'.

• 2015, Elizabeth Medora, "Posey: The Little Pibble That Can", The Foothills Focus, 7 October 2015, page 10:

  In many ways, one-year-old Posey is just an average "pibble."

• 2016, Modern Dog, Spring 2016, pages 100-101:

  I have no idea, she's a "pibble," she's a mutt, she's an awesome dog!

• 2017, "Adopt me!", Inlander, 23 November 2017, page 93:

  Meet Jax! He is a sweet, wiggly pibble.

• 2018, "Cover Model 411", Spot Magazine, June/July 2018, page 23:

  My family includes an older sister named Brooklyn (she's a pibble too) […]

• 2018, "Rescues Pack," Spokane Exchange, 29 November - 5 December 2018, page 19:

  With the Estrogen^[sic] leaving her system and the pibbles off in their adoptive homes, we set to working with [mother dog] Merry.

• 2019, Suzanne Allard, "Liz Makes a Comeback," 4 Legs & a Tail, Winter 2019, pages 8-9:

  Our Liz jumps with all her feet off the floor when we spell w- a- l- k, now with that pibble smile ear to ear.