- 17th-century England. Some of the many
similar alternative terms are: coxcomb,
fribble,
popinjay (meaning 'parrot'), dandy, fashion-monger, and ninny. Macaroni...
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Jonathan Swift (30
November 1667 – 19
October 1745) was an Anglo-Irish
writer who
became Dean of St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin,
hence his
common sobriquet...
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Swift ...:
Containing interesting and
valuable papers. p. 341.
Timothy Fribble (Pseud.),
Jonathan Swift (1749). ****le Tattle. p. 29. Zimmer, Ben (18...
- for Lucy 1965
Barnaby Spoot and the
Exploding Whoopee Cushion as
Justin Fribble 1965
Fable as Len 1965 Gideon's Way as
Jerry Blake 1966 Who's a Good Boy...
- the BBC,
puppeteering Jo
Corner on Corners. Bug and
Voice in
Whizz and
Fribble in Lay-on-Five. He
puppeteered Pob in Pob's Programme, Jim in
Rosie and...
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Juniper Scaramouch Mexican Prince T'Qu****aw
Tickler Hottentot Judgment Fribble Swiss Young Snip
Ferdinando Whitelegs Childers (Bartlett)
Childers (Smales)...
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became Champion sire four times. He also
sired Prince T'Qu****aw, Judgment,
Fribble,
Swiss and Havannah. Snip died on 8 May 1757 and was
replaced at Kenton...
- Garrick's
performance she
remarked that "...the part he acts in
himself (Mr.
Fribble) he
makes so
ridiculous that it is very entertaining" and
added that "It...
- Max
Adrian triumphantly turns Pandarus into a
chattering and
repulsive fribble of the
glossily squalid night-club type"; "The
egregious 'B.B.'... is a...
- Mary
Betterton as Mrs Jilt,
James Nokes as
Bisket and
Edward Angel as
Fribble. It
continued to be
revived well into the
eighteenth century. Orr p.200...
