1. plural of fibster; people who tell small lies or fibs
Usage: informal; usually humorous or mild in tone

Examples

• The kids were caught being fibsters when they claimed they had finished their homework.
• We're all fibsters sometimes when we tell white lies to spare someone's feelings.
• The fibsters in the group made up excuses for why they were late to the meeting.
• Don't be fibsters—just tell me the truth about what happened.
• Those fibsters said they had never seen the broken vase before.