Fibilance 

Fibilants are fricative consonants of medium to low amplitude and pitch, made by directing a stream of air passing through the teeth

It's is a language device, similar to sibilance, however it connotes a different meaning in a different way. Sibilance mostly focuses on the sound itself produced, whereas fibilance mostly focuses on the facial movements from the readers to convey emotion

Person 1 - "This author uses many 'f's' in this sentence, what could the language device be?"
Person 2 - "It's fibilance"

Fibilance by minecraftwatersplashsound September 16, 2022

Fibilance 

A literary device and figure of speech in which a fictive sound is created in a group of words through the repeated ‘f’ sounds.

An example of fibilance is “The flowing flakes that flock” Wilfred Owen- Exposure.

Fibilance by alice_jayne September 27, 2024

sibilance 

Sibilance is the sound someone makes when saying words that make the tongue push air through the front of the teeth, such as "zip" "jeep" "ship" and "chip". It can also refer to the non-word sounds that someone would make when getting someone's attention ("Ssst!") or telling one to be quiet ("shhhh!").

The sibilance in her voice is very pronounced.

sibilance by joe blows snow ho September 22, 2013

fabulance 

Noun: Basically just a pink ambulance, used in every city to aid rich women who have broken something, can be anything, even a phone.

"Oh no! Amanda has broken a nail! Quick, call a fabulance!

fabulance by NinjaTunass February 7, 2015

sibilance 

The noise a queef makes.

As I went down on your mom, a soft sibilance escaped her vaginal cavity, wetly spattering me across me cheeks. So I slapped the bitch.

sibilance by Tommy Wommy Womsters September 17, 2003

fubulance 

Fubulance has been developed to express your love and admiration for somebody.

ie, when writing a greetings card you could sign it, all my hugs, kisses and Fubulance, from ....

fubulance by Janeycakes and Sarah P May 11, 2006

sibilance 

A word used to test microphones.

Check, check 1. Check, check 2, sibilance, siblilance.

sibilance by Cath0de August 24, 2003