Pronunciation: /ˈfrɪbəl/
noun a frivolous or trivial person or thing
A1 I ordered a fribble at the ice cream shop.
A2 The fribble was the perfect treat on a hot summer day.
B1 The fribble came with a cherry on top.
B2 My favorite fribble flavor is chocolate.
C1 The fribble was so delicious that I ordered another one.
C2 The fribble was a decadent indulgence that I savored slowly.
verb to waste time or money on unimportant or unnecessary things
A1 I fribbled with my phone while waiting for the bus.
A2 She fribbled with her hair nervously during the interview.
B1 The kids fribbled with the new toy for hours.
B2 He fribbled with the settings on his camera to get the perfect shot.
C1 The chef fribbled with the recipe to create a unique dish.
C2 The artist fribbled with different techniques to achieve the desired effect in her painting.
formal The scientist spent hours fribbling with the equipment to ensure accurate results.
informal I caught my brother fribbling with his phone instead of doing his homework.
slang Stop fribbling around and get to work!
figurative Her mind fribbled between excitement and nervousness as she waited for the results.
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