fribble

And so he became a priest, a fribble, and a coxcomb, but a man of truth.

Out here a Howat Penny, just like any fribble about the Court.

There is no room in the busy throng of ardent blackers for the idler or the fribble.

In Fribble he imitated no fewer than eleven men of fashion so that every one recognised them.

But I might say that she is in fulness a woman—not a fribble, or one of those pick-me-up-and-carry-me women.

He ought to have been taken about the country in order to show the world the true meaning of a fribble and a beau.

The days are gone when a girl would so much as look at such a fribble as Sir Plume.