How to spell FIBBLE correctly?

If you've made the common misspelling "fibble", fear not! Here are a few correct suggestions: "fable", referring to a fictional story; "flibble", a playful word with no specific meaning; or "wibble", a slang term often used to denote confusion. Always double-check those spellings!

• bible Many people find comfort and guidance in reading the Bible.
• dibble The gardener used a dibble to make small holes for each plant.
• fable
• feeble The old man's feeble voice was barely audible.
• Fibbed
• fibber My little sister is a fibber and always tells lies about me to our parents.
• fibre Whole wheat bread is a great way to add more fibre to your diet.
• fibula The broken fibula in his leg was the reason for his crutches.
• FibulAe The museum's exhibition on ancient Roman jewelry included a beautiful collection of Fibulae.
• file I need to save the document as a PDF file.
• foible My grandmother has a foible of always insisting on using cloth napkins, even for everyday meals.
• friable The soil was friable and easy to till, making planting a breeze.
• fumble During the crucial moment, he began to fumble the ball and lost the game.
• kibble My cat loves to eat dry kibble for breakfast.
• nibble
• nibbler The nibbler had eaten half of the carrot before anyone had even noticed.
• quibble She always manages to find a quibble in any agreement, no matter how small or insignificant it may be.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately