Fiber

What do we mean by fiber?

A slender, elongated, threadlike object or structure. noun

One of the elongated, thick-walled cells that give strength and support to plant tissue. noun

Any of the filaments constituting the extracellular matrix of connective tissue. noun

Any of various elongated cells or threadlike structures, especially a muscle fiber or a nerve fiber. noun

A natural or synthetic filament, as of cotton or nylon, capable of being spun into yarn. noun

Material made of such filaments. noun

An essential element of a person's character. noun

Strength of character; fortitude. noun

Coarse, indigestible plant matter, consisting primarily of polysaccharides such as cellulose, that when eaten stimulates intestinal peristalsis. noun

The specific name of the beaver, Castor fiber. noun

capitalized A genus of rodents, of the family Muridæ and subfamily Arvicolinæ, of which the type is the muskrat, musquash, or ondatra of North America, Fiber zibethicus, having a long scaly tail, vertically flattened, and large webbed hind feet. See muskrat. noun

A thread or filament; any fine thread-like part of a substance, as a single natural filament of wool, cotton, silk, or asbestos, one of the slender terminal roots of a plant, a drawn-out thread of glass, etc. noun

In a collective sense, a filamentous substance; a conglomeration of thread-like tissue, such as exists in animals and plants generally; more generally, any animal, vegetable, or even mineral substance the constituent parts of which may be separated into or used to form threads for textile fabrics or the like: as, muscular or vegetable fiber; the fiber of wool; silk, cotton, or jute fiber; asbestos fiber. noun

Figuratively, sinew; strength: as, a man of fiber. noun

Material; stuff; quality; character. noun

Specifically In anatomy and zoology: A filament; a slender thread-like element, as of muscular or nervous tissue. Most tissues and structures of the body are composed of bundles of fibers. See cut under muscular. noun

Fibrous tissue in general. noun

A single elongated piece of a given material, roughly round in cross-section, often twisted with other fibers to form thread.

A material in the form of fibers.

A material whose length is at least 1000 times its width.

Dietary fiber.

Moral strength and resolve.

The preimage of a given point in the range of a map.

Said to be of a morphism over a global element: The pullback of the said morphism along the said global element.

A kind of lightweight thread of execution.

Helps constipation. Protip: Excess consumtion of metamucil fiber will lead to explosive diarrhea before long. Urban Dictionary

A faux liberal,one who lives in luxury, cares less about the heroin addict who was molested as a child, the immigrants in Europe, our working poor in the U.S., but cares about maxing out their credit card for their next tropical vacation, or feels uber liberal by driving an audience with a bumper sticker that says "I voted Democrat." Fiberal, not to be confused with the cereal Fiberal or All Bran, although if they ate it, it might deconstipate their egotistical brains. Urban Dictionary

A fake liberal. A fiberal thinks they know what they are talking about but they just repeat the same shit the New York Times, CNN, or any other liberal media outlet tells them to. They tend to care more about political correctness than what liberalism is all about, which is exactly what it sounds like: liberty. they are really into censorship of any kind. They cannot explain complex concepts of politics and economics because they just don't know enough about it. 100% of them are dumb cunts. Although the word "fiberal" contains the word "fib", fiberals actually believe the shit they say. Urban Dictionary

One who breaks many promises, especially someone belonging to the Liberal Party of Canada. See Lieberal. Urban Dictionary

A wise and witty observation relating to how today's liberal interacts in the modern world. It is the obvious mix of "fib" (as in lie / liar and deceit) and "iberal" (as in "liberal"- i.e. ignorant, unrealistic socialist who wants big government to solve all problems at the expense of liberty). An accurate portrayal of today's left wing kooks who use revisionist history, rhetoric, character assasination and a complicit media to further their own skewed agenda which flies in the face of history, reason and common sense. Urban Dictionary

Helps you poop when you're constipated. Urban Dictionary

Whyat ALL liberals in any province, federal level are. dalton mcguinty, ontario's premier is the ultimate FIBERAL. ALL his campaign promises have been broken. Urban Dictionary

A member of the Democrat party in the U.S., who try to force their idiotic and unrealistic policies on the masses by telling lies and misleading people. This is usually accomplished through the use of mainstream media, government agencies, and press conferences, but emails have also been used. The emails always get erased due to computer malfunctions. Urban Dictionary

A combination of "fuckin" and liberal Urban Dictionary

A method by which one ensures maximum voiding of solid consumables, often to avoid adverse health effects from the matter consumed; i.e., consuming large amounts of fiber supplements immediately prior to and after a meal. The initial fiber intake provides the base, or "anvil," upon which the meal will rest. The final fiber intake, or "hammer," sits upon the meal. The resulting combined pressure of the "anvil" and "hammer" upon the meal, referred to as the "fiber vice," ensures effective and complete voiding of the meal to the subject's supreme satisfaction. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to fiber:
fiber, fixer, fibe, faber, tiber, fiver, liber, finer, filer, fier, fifer, fibber, firer, giber, fizer, iber, biber, fieber, ciber, fiser, fider, jiber, fibr, fibor, fibel, fiper.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word fiber:
optic, kevlar, optics, bundle, cabling, cladding, attenuation, cellulose, hemp, vitamin, vitamins, potassium, optical, refractive, carbohydrates, yarn, dispersion, fiberglass, composite, ethernet, calcium, resin, fibre, silica, polarization, dietary, polymer, broadband, comply, wavelength, bragg, soluble, backbone, reinforced, cable, plastics, laser, wool, connectivity, bandwidth, manifold, aluminum, woven, connector, healthy, pulp, muscle, carbon, synthetic, telecommunications, spinning, intake, resistant, cement, fabric, plastic, textile, sensor, kids, wireless, transmission, fat, nerve, silk, rope, minerals, cotton, diameter, cloth, vector, strain, glass, diet, flexible, networks, internet, acids, core, lighter, foods, materials, angle, copper, layer, membrane, protein, premises, matrix, beam, wheels, communications, strength, telephone, panels, axis, connections, signal, wire, components, applications.

Words that rhyme with fiber:
cyber, fibre, tiber, subscriber, transcriber, scriber, giber, briber, prescriber, scheiber, nerve fibre, biber, schreiber, hibor, cyber-, seiber, kleiber, treiber, optical fibre, muscle fibre, glass fibre, plant fibre, animal fibre, natural fibre, reiber, ascribe her, bribe her, circumscribe her, describe her, inscribe her, prescribe her, schriber, shreiber, shriber, streiber, strieber, transcribe her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe fiber:
optical, dietary, single, moral, crude, soluble, high, synthetic, long, multimode, natural, extreme, myelinated, insoluble, hollow, short, fine, strong, very, skeletal, individual, elastic, sensory, optic, continuous, doped, muscular, tough, nerve, woody, outer, coarse, striated, thin, standard, intrafusal, raw, typical, muscle, enough, made, giant, multi, cardiac, smooth, postganglionic, coated, soft, plastic, neutral, glass, fat, ceramic, inked, top, crystal, peripheral, unmyelinated, dry, bottom, bare, adequate, spun, parallel, flexible, recycled, based, conventional, isolated, clad, indigestible, core, extra.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective fiber:
diet, foods, diets, composites, optics, cable, systems, system, matrix, bundles, layer, membranes, optic, filters, stimulation, cereal, neuropathy, glass, filter, afferents, resin, reinforced, electromyography, cables, reinforcement, emg, activity, cereals, nociceptors, input, paper, membrane, friction, bundle, cotton, composite, stress, products, cloth, materials, tracheids, loss, endings, dialyzers, board, insulation, asbestos, interface, tip, type, technology, material, bonding, food, modules, intake, types, ring, tracts, coupling, module, networks, ratio, rope, network, sensors, transmission, bonds, filler, fabrics, home, responses, link, interactions, potentials, vegetables, receptors, carbohydrates, sensor, bread, units, efficiency, mats, electrode, activation, production, laser, devices, neuropathies, terminals, bond, neurons, pattern, industry, strength, ropes, fabric.

Consonant match to fiber:
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Words that sound like fiber:
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