thribble in a sentence

Definition

THRIBBLE (verb): To move or apply with a lively, swirling motion, often in a creative or rhythmic manner.

The artist tried to thribble her brush across the canvas, creating a vibrant swirl of colors.
As the music played, the dancers began to thribble, their movements synchronized and energetic.
In the whimsical story, the creature known as a thribble was said to bring joy to anyone who encountered it.
With a gentle touch, she managed to thribble the fabric, giving it a unique texture that captivated the audience.
He found it hard to concentrate while his mind continued to thribble with thoughts of the upcoming adventure.