ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Ceebs

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Pronunciation /siːbz/ · Part of speech verb

Quick meaning: Ceebs is a verb meaning (Australia, UK, colloquial) Cannot be bothered.

Meaning

(Australia, UK, colloquial) Cannot be bothered.

More Meanings

  1. (Australia, UK, colloquial, often preceded by "the") A humorous, fictional "illness" caused by a lack of enthusiasm for an activity.
  2. (Australia, UK, colloquial) An expression of a lack of enthusiasm for an activity.
  3. (Australia, informal) tedious.
  4. (Australia, UK, colloquial) An activity for which one has little or no enthusiasm. Often accompanied by a size qualifier to signify the magnitude of the apathy.

Example Sentences

It's so ceebs! Can't be bothered to do anything on a Monday!
"Don't understand why people wear make up on holiday, it's such a ceebs"
"So, the essay's tomorrow… if you want to pass, you'll have to study tonight." "Ceebs!"
"I've got a major case of the ceebs as regards making breakfast. If it was really that important I'd be bothered, right?"

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include couldn't care less, bimble, absent, sit on.

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