fibbie

plural fibbies · alternative Fibbie

1. slangAn FBI agent.

   “My stepfather used to be a fibbie,” Allyn said. “He might be useful.”

   2011, Terese Ramin, A Drive-By Wedding, →ISBN

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   You can also rest assured that he will not take that ass chewing from the fibbies setting down.

   2003, R. Roy Simmons, Dynamite!, →ISBN, page 79

   The fibbies would walk in here just like the two of you, wave a gun around, and swear that they weren't fibbies.

   2010, John Grisham, The Brethren, →ISBN, page 292

   The envelope was right on top -- I handled it carefully, still stubbornly clinging to the belief that the fibbies would want to dust it for fingerprints.

   2010, Jerald Ford, Turn Me On, Dead Man, →ISBN, page 77

plural Fibbies

1. alternativeAlternative form of fibbie.

   And, did he have something that could put some big cheeses in the mob behind bars for the next seventy years if the Fibbies got hold of it?

   2016, Kasey Michaels, Maggie Without A Clue

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   He was over at the bullet-splintered counter, drinking coffee and conferring with a suit. Probably a Fibbie; too clean-cut and arrogant for a state man

   2000, Leo Atkins, Dead Run, →ISBN, page 20

   "Well, we've always had a good inside track at the Border Patrol office. It wasn't their fault the Fibbies were gung ho to do it all themselves." Said David: "I gather Border Patrol is not too happy the FBI didn't invite them. What a bunch of glory hounds."

   2013, C. Edgar North, NightHawk Crossing, →ISBN