ishkabibble
intj/ˈɪʃkəˌbɪbəl/
Etymology From ish ka bibble.
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Informal So what; whatever; oh well.
- This paper was prepared for a large audience—if the audience is not here—“Ishkabibble”—their misfortune.1924, Transactions of the Kansas Engineering Society:
- “Oh, ishkabibble,” I replied gaily. As if I cared!1940, Esquire - Volume 14, Issues 1-3, page 50:
2 more examples
- Dave was the last one here, so he has to be It.” - “Ishkabibble,” David said.1942, Martin Joseph Freeman, Bitter Honey, page 17:
- The “good name” business had upset her so much, she appeared to be in such a state, that for once she might forget herself and tell him, but then he thought: Ishkabibble. Hell with her, and went downstairs.2016, Evelyn Piper, The Lady and Her Doctor: