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fibber

[ UK /fˈɪbɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who tells lies

How To Use fibber In A Sentence

  • Did it require prescriptive EU legislation, ie a foreign diktat, to stop this chucklesome fibbery, no of course it did not. Adolf Hitler Was Right.... (see context )
  • So she's a fibber to boot but she still seems nicer than lots of people who tell you how wonderful they are.
  • Fibber! You couldn't run 10km, let alone a marathon!
  • Dennett has accused me of being a "faith fibber," a term applied to religious critics of the New Atheists who, in their enthusiasm to vilify non-believers, distort the truth. Karl Giberson, Ph.D: Faith Fibbing for Jesus
  • Fibbers, the York live music café bar in Stonebow, is celebrating its tenth birthday this weekend; but why is it called Fibbers?
  • Tim Hornsby, the entrepreneurial spirit behind such café bars as Fibbers in York and the Blues Bar in Harrogate, is more cautious.
  • You are a classical scholar when you use hyperbole and a 'fibber' when you exaggerate. Hester's Counterpart A Story of Boarding School Life
  • Fibbers' sudden demise had caught us out, but the staff did unbolt the doors and let one get changed inside.
  • But also consider your partner's personality and, if you are the fibber, why you fib.
  • There are fibbers, fabricators and feckless fabulists.
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