Fib is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FIB in dictionary:

VERB:
• to tell a trivial lie
• tell a fib.
• To speak falsely.
• To tell a fib to.
• tell a relatively insignificant lie
• tell a lie
NOUN:
• a trivial lie
• a lie, typically an unimportant one
• A falsehood; a lie; -- used euphemistically.
• trivial lie

Words related to FIB

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Words that contain FIB

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How to use FIB in a sentence

• Many of these fair Amphitrites are so constantly in or on the water that it would hardly be a Fib to call them Amphibious.
• Her daughter believed her to be in the country, but that was a mere fib devised to quiet the girl.
• That was a fib I told you the other day about the cut on my head.
• I meant that when you try to fib you always do it so badly that one sees right through you.
• Even the most harmless fib that ever was told, is a crime in her eyes.
• Rolleston, she need not consider her wishes, after telling Bertie such a bare-faced fib about Jack Vavasour, evidently in the hope of making mischief between them.
• The story about the enlistment is a pretty fib, if you will, from beginning to end.
• I have heard polished gentlemen lie, at a pinch, like the proverbial pick-pocket, and pretty ladies fib as well as servant-girls.
• At any rate Olive could easily ask, or if she was afraid of her telling a fib she could ask Mrs.
• Birotteau ventured on a fib, and allowed her to suppose that he had designed it.
• I, that have hitherto bungled and blundered over the whitest fib, will wade knee-deep in falsehoods, before I will ever let any one guess the disgrace that has happened to me.
• They tell that fib to catch the people, and feel safe in their hovel of a government.
• I never knew my father to tell a fib but upon one occasion in my life.

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