fribble (Meaning)
fribble (n.)
A frivolous, contemptible fellow; a fop.
fribble (v. i.)
To act in a trifling or foolish manner; to act frivolously.
To totter.
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fribble Sentence Examples
- The politician's fribble of a speech left his audience yawning.
- The flamboyant dandy was known for his frivolous fribbles and eccentric attire.
- Her elaborate hairstyle was a mere fribble, adding nothing to her beauty.
- The fribble of a novel was full of vapid characters and shallow plotlines.
- The show was a fribble, entertaining only the most undemanding minds.
- The government's announcement was a fribble, offering no real solutions to pressing problems.
- The award ceremony was marred by a series of fribbles, such as misplaced speeches and technical glitches.
- The celebrity's fribble of a memoir was filled with exaggerated anecdotes and self-serving platitudes.
- The fribble of a landscape design lacked imagination and failed to enhance the site's natural beauty.
- The politician's fribble of a campaign promise ultimately led to his defeat.
FAQs About the word fribble
A frivolous, contemptible fellow; a fop., To act in a trifling or foolish manner; to act frivolously., To totter.
goof (around), doodle, fool around, fiddle (around), potter (around),play, hang about, putter (around), horse around, idle
buckle (down),set (to), settle (down), set (to), buckle (down), settle (down),knuckle down, knuckle down,
The politician's fribble of a speech left his audience yawning.
The flamboyant dandy was known for his frivolous fribbles and eccentric attire.
Her elaborate hairstyle was a mere fribble, adding nothing to her beauty.
The fribble of a novel was full of vapid characters and shallow plotlines.
