Definition of dribel :.
(drĭ'bəl)
1. (n.) A unit used to express relative difference in power or intensity between two stupid or childish speeches, often relating to drunken speech.
Origins: From Old English dreflian, drivel, and from 1928 decibel.
Example: He's so drunk he must be talking at about 54 dribels! No wonder you can't understand him one bit.
Notes: Also: decidribel.
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