defiber
transitive verb
de·fiber
(ˈ)dē+
variants or defiberize
(ˈ)dēˈfībəˌrīz
-ed/-ing/-s
: defibrate
Word History
Etymology
defiber from de- + fiber (noun); defiberize from de- + fiber + -ize
- make reference to
- make sail
- make sense
- make sense of
- make shift
- make short work of
- make short/quick/light work of
- make so bold
- make some allowance for
- make someone (want to) puke
- make someone an honest woman
- make someone feel (right) at home
- make someone feel at home
- make someone feel right at home
- make someone puke
- make someone want to puke
- make someone wise to
- make someone's blood boil
- make someone's blood curdle
- make someone's blood run cold
- make someone's day
- make someone's flesh crawl
- make someone's flesh crawl/creep
- make someone's flesh creep
- make someone's gorge rise