lib
A casual word for a person who believes in liberal or progressive politics.
An informal term for someone who supports liberal political principles, often associated with progressive social policies and government intervention in the economy.
A file or part of a program that stores code other programs can use.
A file, often with the .lib extension, or a software component that contains precompiled routines used by programs.
A short way to say 'library'.
An informal abbreviation for 'library', especially in casual speech or writing.
- Base: lib
- Plural: libs
bleeding-heart lib
1An overly sympathetic liberal person
A person with very kind but sometimes unrealistic liberal ideas.
- Critics called her a bleeding-heart lib for supporting more welfare programs.
- He was dismissed as just another bleeding-heart lib by his opponents.
lib arts
1Short for liberal arts studies
An informal short form of 'liberal arts', a type of college study that includes subjects like literature and history.
- She majored in lib arts at university.
- Lib arts programs are popular among first-year students.