| LIBBED | • libbed v. Simple past tense and past participle of lib. • LIB v. to geld. |
| LIBBER | • libber n. (Colloquial) One who supports liberation for some group. • LIBBER n. (short for) a liberationist. |
| GLIBBED | • glibbed v. Simple past tense and past participle of glib. • GLIB v. to make plausible. |
| GLIBBER | • glibber adj. Comparative form of glib: more glib. • GLIB adj. fluent and plausible. |
| LIBBARD | • libbard n. Obsolete spelling of leopard. • LIBBARD n. (archaic) a leopard. |
| LIBBERS | • libbers n. Plural of libber. • LIBBER n. (short for) a liberationist. |
| LIBBING | • libbing v. Present participle of lib. • LIB v. to geld. |
| FLIBBERT | • FLIBBERT n. (dialect) a small piece. |
| GLIBBERY | • glibbery adj. (Obsolete) Slippery; changeable. • glibbery adj. (Obsolete) Moving easily; nimble; voluble. • GLIBBERY adj. (obsolete) slippery. |
| GLIBBEST | • glibbest adj. Superlative form of glib: most glib. • GLIB adj. fluent and plausible. |
| GLIBBING | • glibbing v. Present participle of glib. • GLIB v. to make plausible. |
| LIBBARDS | • libbards n. Plural of libbard. • LIBBARD n. (archaic) a leopard. |
| FLIBBERTS | • FLIBBERT n. (dialect) a small piece. |
| FLIBBERTIGIBBET | • flibbertigibbet n. An offbeat, skittish person; especially said of a young woman. • flibbertigibbet n. A flighty person; someone regarded as silly, irresponsible, or scatterbrained, especially someone who… • flibbertigibbet n. (Archaic) An imp, a fiend. |