fibre
/ˈfaɪbrə/; /ˈfaɪbər/Definitions
1. noun
A thread or filament in a material, especially a plant fiber used for spinning or weaving into yarn or fabric.
“The fabric contains a high amount of fibre, making it soft and durable.”
2. noun
A thread or filament in a nerve, especially a nerve fiber in the brain or spinal cord.
“The fibre in the optic nerve sends signals to the brain, allowing us to see.”
3. noun
A type of dietary fiber, especially one that is soluble in water.
“The breakfast cereal is high in fibre, making it a great choice for healthy digestion.”
4. verb
To spin or weave (yarn or thread) into a fabric.
“The textile worker fibre the wool to create a beautiful blanket.”
5. verb
To cause (a substance) to break down or disintegrate into fibres.
“The chemical fibre the plastic, making it easier to recycle.”