Definition of "glibber" []

• Comparative form of glib: more glib (adjective)

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• "The lie came without hesitation, as if from another set of nerves and another, glibber mouth."
• "I suppose that persistency, a glibber tongue than he himself possessed, a mass of printed rubbish which always looks imposing to the unliterary, that primitive combination of authoritativeness and hospitality which makes some men as ready to say Yes to a stranger as they are to say No at home, and perhaps some lack of moral courage, may account for it."
• "But as the blockbuster decade progressed, heroes got slicker, glibber, and more cynical."