Nibbrs

Nibbrs is a term that emerged in online gaming communities, particularly within the context of *Among Us*, a popular multiplayer social deduction game. The word is a portmanteau of "nobody" and "brr," the latter being an exclamation used to express frustration or confusion, often in response to suspicious behavior in-game. Players who suspect others of being imposters may accuse them of being "nibbrs," implying they are either imposters themselves or behaving in a way that suggests they are.

The concept gained traction as part of the broader culture of trolling and role-playing within *Among Us*. Players sometimes use the term humorously or sarcastically to call out suspicious actions, such as moving objects, venting between areas, or exhibiting unnatural behavior. While the term is informal and not officially recognized in the game, it reflects the community’s playful yet competitive nature.

Nibbrs is also sometimes used more broadly in gaming discussions to describe players who appear to be imposters based on their actions, even if no direct accusation is made. The term highlights the game’s reliance on social deduction and the psychological aspects of deception and suspicion among players. Its usage varies depending on the context, but it remains a recognizable part of *Among Us* slang.