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noun fiːbfib North American informal A foolish or stupid person. no way such feebs could be of any help Example sentencesExamples - I can't believe the feebs who are calling in to discuss the blackout.
- If you look at the camera or anywhere else, you'll look like a feeb.
- Actually going to that feeb for help was worse than surrendering to dad and admitting I was nothing.
- On screen, however, he's a bumbling, fumbling, stuttering feeb.
- They got started, and I went over and smacked Ron one for being such a feeb.
OriginEarly 20th century: from feeble-minded. nounfiːbfib the FeebsUS informal 1The FBI. if the Feebs need to know licence plate information, they can call the issuing state - 1.1 A member of the FBI, especially an agent.
they had always been friendly before Kathy became a Feeb
Origin1970s: shortened from Feebie; perhaps also influenced by feeb. nounfēbfib North American informal A foolish or stupid person. no way such feebs could be of any help Example sentencesExamples - On screen, however, he's a bumbling, fumbling, stuttering feeb.
- I can't believe the feebs who are calling in to discuss the blackout.
- If you look at the camera or anywhere else, you'll look like a feeb.
- They got started, and I went over and smacked Ron one for being such a feeb.
- Actually going to that feeb for help was worse than surrendering to dad and admitting I was nothing.
OriginEarly 20th century: from feebleminded. nounfēbfib the FeebsUS informal 1The FBI. if the Feebs need to know license plate information, they can call the issuing state - 1.1 A member of the FBI, especially an agent.
they had always been friendly before Kathy became a Feeb
Origin1970s: shortened from Feebie; perhaps also influenced by feeb. |