(1) That same day Hunt could attend a bewildering array of fringe shows including the Smoke and Mirrors cabaret, Miles Jupp's cricket comedy Fibber in the Heat or the Traverse Theatre's Impossible Things Before Breakfast.
(2) Fibber Magees, tucked away up an alley near the Trade Centre District, is an exception.
(3) But as career fibbers, you’d think they’d at least have had an agreed plan on how to get out of the lies they’d told during the campaign.
(4) Venter first came to international attention as the "rogue" biologist who attached himself to the painstaking $5bn, 15-year programme to decode the human genetic blueprint, "the book of life" Human Genome Project and announced to anyone who would listen he could do it much more quickly and much more cheaply with private capital (the distinguished scientists leading the global initiative were, he insisted, "the Liars Club": habitual fibbers about costs and deadlines).
(5) The basement club feels like a meticulous recreation of Dublin indie disco bar Fibber Magees, a place where you can feel your Doc soles stick to the spilled beer as you dance the pogo.
(6) • 14 Rees St Queenstown , Town Centre 9300, +64 3-442 5382, pogmahones.co.nz JL Fibber Magees, Dubai, UAE You could be forgiven for being confused over the drinking laws in Dubai, a city in which it’s illegal to be drunk but OK to sell cocktails at $10,000 a pop; where Friday is the holy day and also the day of boozy brunch debauchery.
(7) Fibber fermentation also yields fatty acids that lower the concentration of free ammonia by lowering pH.
Jibber
Definition:
(n.) A horse that jibs.
Example Sentences:
(1) The new collectors, some of whom have become billionaires many times over through their business nous, are reduced to jibbering gratitude by their art dealer or art adviser, who can help them appear refined, tasteful and hip, surrounded by their achingly cool masterpieces.