noun

• A person who tells lies.

  ‘They delighted in neatness, could not endure sluts, and even hated fibsters, tell-tales, and divulgers of secrets.’

  More example sentences

  • ‘Children are the foremost, the most charming fibsters, and at the same time the sincerest people on earth.’
  • ‘In farce, we see a fibster involving himself in unending snarls, and yet in the end getting off scot-free.’
  • ‘I'd be loath to have you think me a fibster or dissembler.’
  • ‘Julia raised her brows, hoping she had a natural talent for being a fibster, for it would take audacity to pull the wool over Sophie's eyes.’

  Synonyms

  deceiver, fibber, falsifier, teller of lies, teller of untruths, perjurer, false witness, fabricator, equivocator, prevaricator, spinner of yarns