Foible

What do we mean by foible?

A minor weakness or failing of character. noun

The weaker section of a sword blade, from the middle to the tip. noun

Feeble; weak.

That part of the blade of a sword which is included between the middle and the point. Formerly also feeble and faible. noun

A special weakness of character; a failing; a weak point; a fault of a not very serious kind. noun

Synonyms Infirmity, imperfection, defect, fault. noun

Weak; feeble. adjective

A moral weakness; a failing; a weak point; a frailty. noun

The half of a sword blade or foil blade nearest the point; -- opposed to forte. noun

Weak. adjective

A quirk, idiosyncrasy, or mannerism; unusual habit or way (usage is typically plural), that is slightly strange or silly. noun

Part of a sword between the middle and the point, weaker than the forte. noun

A weakness or failing of character. noun

A behavioral attribute that is distinctive and peculiar to an individual noun

The weaker part of a sword's blade from the forte to the tip noun

A quirk, idiosyncrasy, or mannerism; unusual habit or way (usage is typically plural), that is slightly strange or silly.

A weakness or failing of character.

Part of a sword between the middle and the point, weaker than the forte.

Mistake. Urban Dictionary

To make a mistake directly causing the failure of a plan or action. Portmanteau of Foil and Fumble. Urban Dictionary

1. Problems that, when serious, cause failure or the symptoms of failure. 2. The #1 cause of fagalism in the U.S. 3. Elton John,jk. 4. The STD known to make you suck. Urban Dictionary

Verb: Ruin, thwart, dull, put a dent in or jacked up. To mess up. It's formally used as a noun, but most appropriately, the word is best used as a verb. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to foible:
foible, frible, faible.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word foible:
forte, blade.

Words that rhyme with foible:
roybal, boy bill, cowboy bill, destroy bill, deubel, greubel, loibl.

Adjectives that are often used to describe foible:
human, little, common, own, personal, harmless, chief, particular, national, only, mere, favourite, innocent, characteristic, universal, greatest, natural, predominant, sole, feminine, peculiar, amiable, dear, principal, ridiculous, attractive, curious, especial, fashionable, unhappy, amusing, minor, monstrous, favorite, latter, dangerous, very, female, charming, opposite, strange, grand, masculine, disfiguring, pleasant, expensive, pettish, excellent, absurd, pardonable, topped, intellectual, ludicrous, slight, petty, est, smallest, known, prominent, foolish, pitiable, indelible, trifling, familiar, childish, unfortunate, endearing, leading, excusable, ugly, engaging, latest, remarkable, latent, droll, persistent, lovable, obvious, quaint, vicious.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective foible:
years, merrien.

Consonant match to foible:
feeble, fable, fabel, faubel, fauble, fee bill, fobel, fowble.

Words that sound like foible:
foible, fable, feeble, fabel, faible, fibel, foibles, fipple, fumble, affable, fables, futbol, fabled, phial, effable, fribble, fimble, feebler, fiable, afable, fabler, fiba, fowle, faba, famble, froebel, feba, faial, flabile, foba, frobel, fibbing, fobbing, thible, fabbing, febrile, fibril, phone bill, fabela, fabella, fire bell, febril, the bell, the bill, football, ful, foil, phobia, phoebe, fizzle, fireball, fabio, foot ball, fishbowl, faisal, fubu, -ful, foosball, fogle, phebe, fobia, fogel, fabi, fuzzle, fabo, fire ball, foyle, fabby, fabia, fly ball, fele, feuille, foul ball, foozle, phal, fuzzball, foya, phobie, fogal, fubby, fussball, feasel, fishball, febo, faysal, fibi, fair ball, fish ball, freeball, fuzz ball, feazel, roybal, fiegel, feisal, figel, fish bowl, fobi, foppa, fapa, -phobia.