Gullible isn't in the dictionary.

Why'd you search this up-?
I mean, if it isn't in the regular dictionary, then look here. It means trusting someone who shouldn't be trusted. Now, why did you actually look this up--

"Saidey! Stop looking for it. Gullible isn't in the dictionary."
Saidey: *finds it*
"SAIDEY YOU LITTLE CRAP!" (Saidey isn't a real person, by the way. I don't know any Saideys.)

by air can pee January 19, 2022

Gullible

A word that describes you bitches

She so gullible

by TheTruthTe11er December 17, 2021

Gullible's Travels

What Jonathon Swift's "pygmies and giants" book should really be named, since you'd have to be outrageously naive to actually believe any of the crap that he relates.

If it would be possible to find someone who genuinely thought that the "Gullible's Travels" book was based on true events, you could likely also get him to swallow two additional "fanfic" chapters wherein the book's narrator also was able to assume ownership of the Brooklyn Bridge and establish a homestead in the Florida swamplands.

by QuacksO April 10, 2022

Don't be so gullible

A phrase used by bullies and jocks, so that they can easily trick someone because they trust them.

Bully: Hey! Your shoe is untied!
Nerd: Wait, what?!
Bully: *kicks the nerd in the balls*
Nerd: *chipmunk voice* OUCH! MY BALLS!!!
Bully and his friends: BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!
Bully: Don't be so gullible, you dumbass!!!

by Karma will get you! March 20, 2022

The Gullible Effect

When you tell someone something and they believe it cuz they're retarded even though its not true.

"Eric it says gullible on the ceiling"
"deadass? fuck no it doesnt"
"get The Gullible Effect'ed retard"

by Parap Klir February 13, 2025

Gullible

When you believe what people write on the urban dictionary, then use said information to create incorrect post's

People are so gullible they believe everything they read

by Beef1990 May 19, 2023

Gullible

A word that has recently fallen out of usage and has been taken out of the dictionary

‘Did you hear about the new edition of the dictionary’
‘No’
‘They took out ‘gullible’’

by Spoop784 June 12, 2024