fabber

As a verb hyphenated

is (hyphenate).

As an adjective hyphenated

is written with a hyphen.

As a noun fabber is

a small manufacturing plant able to make solid, three-dimensional objects from digital data.

As nouns the difference between fabber and gabber

is that fabber is a small manufacturing plant able to make solid, three-dimensional objects from digital data while gabber is (obsolete) a liar; a deceiver or gabber can be (music) a style of electronic music, a subgenre of hardcore techno characterised by a distorted kick sound and controversial lyrics or samples.

As a verb yabber

is (australia|nz) to talk, jabber.

As a noun fabber is

a small manufacturing plant able to make solid, three-dimensional objects from digital data.

As nouns the difference between fibber and fabber

is that fibber is (informal) a liar while fabber is a small manufacturing plant able to make solid, three-dimensional objects from digital data.

As nouns the difference between fabber and babber

is that fabber is a small manufacturing plant able to make solid, three-dimensional objects from digital data while babber is baby.

As a noun fabber

is a small manufacturing plant able to make solid, three-dimensional objects from digital data.

As an adjective fabbier is

(fabby).

As nouns the difference between fabler and fabber

is that fabler is a writer of fables; a fabulist; a dealer in untruths or falsehoods while fabber is a small manufacturing plant able to make solid, three-dimensional objects from digital data.

As a noun fabber

is a small manufacturing plant able to make solid, three-dimensional objects from digital data.

As a verb fabbed is

(fab).

As nouns the difference between dabber and fabber

is that dabber is a thing or person that dabs while fabber is a small manufacturing plant able to make solid, three-dimensional objects from digital data.

As nouns the difference between nabber and fabber

is that nabber is one who grabs or snatches while fabber is a small manufacturing plant able to make solid, three-dimensional objects from digital data.