| CRIBBLED | • cribbled v. Simple past tense and past participle of cribble. • CRIBBLE v. to decorate wood or metal with small dots or punctures.
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| CRIBBLES | • cribbles n. Plural of cribble. • cribbles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of cribble.
 • CRIBBLE v. to decorate wood or metal with small dots or punctures.
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| DIBBLERS | • dibblers n. Plural of dibbler. • DIBBLER n. a device for making holes in soil.
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| DRIBBLED | • dribbled v. Simple past tense and past participle of dribble. • DRIBBLE v. to let saliva flow from the mouth.
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| DRIBBLER | • dribbler n. A person who dribbles (salivates excessively). • dribbler n. (Sports) A person who performs dribbling.
 • DRIBBLER n. one who dribbles.
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| DRIBBLES | • dribbles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of dribble. • dribbles n. Plural of dribble.
 • DRIBBLE v. to let saliva flow from the mouth.
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| DRIBBLET | • dribblet n. Alternative form of driblet. • DRIBBLET n. a small drop of liquid, also DRIBLET.
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| FRIBBLED | • fribbled v. Simple past tense and past participle of fribble. • FRIBBLE v. to be frivolous, trifle.
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| FRIBBLER | • fribbler n. (Archaic) One who trifles or behaves frivolously. • FRIBBLER n. (obsolete) a trifler.
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| FRIBBLES | • fribbles n. Plural of fribble. • FRIBBLE v. to be frivolous, trifle.
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| GRIBBLES | • gribbles n. Plural of gribble. • GRIBBLE n. a small crustacean which destroys submerged timber.
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| NIBBLERS | • nibblers n. Plural of nibbler. • NIBBLER n. one who nibbles.
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| PRIBBLES | • Pribbles prop.n. Plural of Pribble. • PRIBBLE n. a clamorous contest, a brawl, also BRABBLE, PRABBLE.
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| QUIBBLED | • quibbled v. Simple past tense and past participle of quibble. • QUIBBLE v. to argue over petty matters.
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| QUIBBLER | • quibbler n. Somebody who quibbles. • QUIBBLER n. one who quibbles.
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| QUIBBLES | • quibbles n. Plural of quibble. • QUIBBLE v. to argue over petty matters.
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| SCRIBBLE | • scribble v. (Transitive, intransitive) To write or draw carelessly and in a hurry. • scribble v. To doodle.
 • scribble v. To write badly; to work as an inferior author or journalist.
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| STIBBLER | • stibbler n. (Obsolete) One who cuts the handfuls left by the reaper. • stibbler n. (Obsolete) A clerical locum tenens.
 • STIBBLER n. (Scots) a horse turned out to feed on stubble.
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| STIBBLES | • STIBBLE n. (Scots) the leavings of a crop after harvest, also STUBBLE. | 
| TRIBBLES | • tribbles n. Plural of tribble. • Tribbles prop.n. Plural of Tribble.
 • TRIBBLE n. a horizontal frame with wires for drying paper.
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