fibster

"You silly little fibster! I heard you in the room overhead, where I have no doubt you were putting a little rouge on-- you must give some of yours to my Lady Gaunt, whose complexion is quite preposterous--and I heard the bedroom door open, and then you came downstairs."

Many traits appeared in different terms such as fibster and liar, Therefore some of the categories were grouped, the grouping was made by two independent judges.

But it is not inevitable that a biographer should have fallen under the sway of an immor(t)al fibster. In his monumental (1242-page) biography of Rimbaud, Lefrere revisits the scene of the "crime" at the Hotel des Etrangers, but unlike Nicholl and Robb he is careful to note the elephant-sized shadow of doubt that Delahaye's transmission of the tale casts on the veracity of the story (388).