Bibber is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BIBBER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a tippler
• a person who regularly drinks a specified drink
• One given to drinking alcoholic beverages too freely; a tippler; -- chiefly used in composition; as, winebibber.
• drinker

Words related to BIBBER

bibbers13 drinker12

Words that contain BIBBER

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How to use BIBBER in a sentence

• And he allowed Van Bibber to scold him, and to remind him of what he owed to himself, and to touch, even whether it hurt or not, upon his better side.
• Caruthers was in, and Van Bibber gave a quick sigh of relief.
• Caruthers was standing by the mantel over the empty fireplace, wrapped in a long, loose dressing-gown which he was tying around him as Van Bibber entered.
• Young Van Bibber was quite prepared for an outbreak of some sort, and mentally braced himself to receive it.
• Van Bibber still stood looking gravely out at the lights that picketed the black surface of the city.
• Van Bibber could not say exactly, at least he could not rightly tell whether he had dismissed Walters or Walters had dismissed himself.
• He would have liked to act as a substitute in an evening dress-suit, but Van Bibber would not have allowed it.
• Van Bibber watched him stop three gentlemen, two of whom gave him some money, and then the Object approached Van Bibber and repeated his sad tale in a monotone.
• This retracing of his footsteps had confused Van Bibber, and he made a complete circuit of the block before he discovered that he had lost his bearings.
• When Van Bibber faced him the beggar looked uneasy.
• Whenever he stopped Van Bibber would point with his stick to a still unfinished dish, and the Object, after a husky protest, would attack it as though it were poison.
• Van Bibber wanted very much to bet on Pirate King instead, but he remembered his vow to keep to the list he had originally prepared, whether he lost or won.
• Van Bibber was confident it was Rover, although he had no idea which the horse was, but he knew his horse would not run.
• Van Bibber determined to put one hundred and seventy-five dollars up on her, for, as he said, he had not lost on any one race yet.
• Several other gentlemen gave the boy large sums as well, and Van Bibber continued to talk earnestly with the girl.
• Van Bibber thought a brier pipe, with an amber mouth-piece and a silver band, would about suit his fancy.
• Some Oxford-Cambridge mixture attracted Van Bibber on account of its name.
• The brother is a master of hounds near Southampton, and shared the expense of importing a pack from England with Van Bibber.
• On the morning of the afternoon on which Van Bibber and his bag arrived, the dog disappeared and could not be recovered.
• Van Bibber found the household in a state of much excitement in consequence, and his welcome was necessarily brief.
• Van Bibber drove aimlessly ahead, looking to the right and left and scanning each back yard and side street.
• Van Bibber tucked his stick under his arm and moved forward more quickly.
• Van Bibber pulled his stick from under his arm and tossed it out of his way, and struck the man twice heavily in the face.
• Van Bibber motioned again for her to pass on, and then, as she still hesitated, turned and glanced behind him.
• There was enough of the element of the sport in Van Bibber to enable him to recognize the same element in the young man before him.
• A reformed prize-fighter had once told Van Bibber that there were six rules to observe in a street fight.
• Van Bibber, being excited, threw him the latter way.
• Travers should want his head broken, and then she thanked Van Bibber again and nodded to the officer and went in-doors.
• Van Bibber told Travers about it the next morning, and Travers forgot he was not to mention it, and told the next man he met.
• Van Bibber and Travers were ushers, and, indeed, it was Van Bibber himself who closed the door of the carriage upon them as they were starting forth after the wedding.
• She presented her friend to Van Bibber, and he said he hoped that they were going to hear her recite, as laughing must be a pleasant death.
• Van Bibber listened to the comments of the authorities and smiled grimly.
• There was something about him which seemed familiar, but Van Bibber could not determine just what it was.

Similar words containing BIBB without suffix er

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