Obs. [f. QUIB or QUIBBLE; cf. QUIBBLING.] A pun or quibble; a trick.
1605. Chapman, etc. Eastw. Hoe, III. i. ’Tis a trick rampant; ’tis a very quiblin.
1610. B. Jonson, Alch., IV. vii. L i b. This is some trick; Come leaue your Quiblins, Dorothee. Ibid. (1614), Barth. Fair, I. i. When a quirk, or a quiblin do’s scape thee.
