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Fribble Urdu Meaning: خفیف اور فرسوہ حرکات کرنا Khafeef Aur Farsoda Harkaat Karna Meaning, English To Urdu Dictionary - Darsaal

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English Word Fribble
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Urdu Meaning خفیف اور فرسوہ حرکات کرنا
Meaning In Roman Urdu Khafeef Aur Farsoda Harkaat Karna
Khafeef Aur Farsoda Harkaat Karnaخفیف اور فرسوہ حرکات کرنا
Behoodaبیہودہ
Word FormVerb (used without object), fribbled, fribbling.
How To Spell Fribble[frib-uh l]

Definition of Fribble

Mid 17th century: symbolic, from the earlier (now obsolete) verb meaning ‘stammer’, also ‘act aimlessly or frivolously’.

Synonyms of Fribble
Dallying, Flightiness, Flippancy, Flirting, Flummery, Folly, Frippery, Fun, Gaiety, Game, Giddiness, Jest, Levity, Lightness, Nonsense, Play, Shallowness, Sport, Superficiality, Toying, Trifling, Triviality, Volatility, Whimsicality, Whimsy, Frivolousness, Lightheartedness, Puerility, Coquetting,
Antonyms of Fribble
Sadness, Sensibility, Seriousness, Understanding, Wiseness, Work,

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You searched English word "Fribble" meaning in Urdu that is "خفیف اور فرسوہ حرکات کرنا". Fribble translation from English into Roman Urdu is khafeef aur farsoda harkaat karna. Fribble is a Verb (used Without Object), Fribbled, Fribbling.. We Spell Fribble as [frib-uh L]. Fribble meaning in Urdu has been searched 1129 ( one thousand one hundred twenty nine ) times till today 08/11/2024. Get translation of the word Fribble in Urdu and Roman Urdu. Learn how to speak Fribble Word in Urdu and English. You may also find the meaning of Word Fribble in English to Urdu, Arabic, Spanish, French, German, Hindi and other languages.

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