fribble

We knew each bleep, chirp, and fribble the machinery could make.

Come, Uncle, why would you search out such a fribble as myself?

"I know he's a complete fribble, but there's no real harm in him."

She'd summed him up as a fribble, a member of the dandy set.

She had once anticipated facing a fribble on this marital battlefield.

Was this man just another annoying fribble who couldn't keep his mind on important matters?

This was quite easy for Fribble to do.

'But we can always manage another one,' put in Fribble.

And I've enjoyed it all very much,' said Fribble, quite seriously.

"You called me a fribble, Cecilia," he said quietly.

Which was probably just one step removed from being a devil-may-care fribble, David wryly considered.

"Scotty, you look as happy as a Klingon with a fribble in his pants."

'There was no need for that,' said Fribble afterwards with injured dignity.

I should miss you,' said Fribble seriously.

That sounded a damned sight better than his old depiction of a devil-may-care fribble.

And then the graciousness of Fribble, the condescension!

He drew the line at Fribble.

'It's hit him very hard, you know,' said Fribble.

A wealthy fribble, three parts idiot, and the fourth--never mind!

He has his sources,' said Fribble.

'He's a very able sorcerer,' said Fribble, as they sat together in the banqueting hall.

'If he had two eyes like any one else,' said Fribble, 'I could stand it.

That is why you accompanied Fergus and Fribble.'

I'm very glad I came,' said Fribble, and accepted a glass of the wine that Taliesin poured.

He beamed amiably at Fribble, who at once said, 'Quite right.