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  [jib] /dʒɪb/ Nautical verb (used with or without object), jibbed, jibbing, noun 1. 1 . [jib] /dʒɪb/ Chiefly British verb (used without object), jibbed, jibbing. 1. to move restively sidewise or backward instead of forward, as an animal in harness; balk. 2. to balk at doing something; defer action; procrastinate. noun 3. a horse or […]

• Jibber

  [jib] /dʒɪb/ Chiefly British verb (used without object), jibbed, jibbing. 1. to move restively sidewise or backward instead of forward, as an animal in harness; balk. 2. to balk at doing something; defer action; procrastinate. noun 3. a horse or other animal that jibs. /dʒɪb/ noun 1. (nautical) any triangular sail set forward of the […]

• Jibber-jabber

  v. 1728, “to talk gibberish,” reduplication of jabber (q.v.). Related: Jibber-jabbering. As a noun, from 1813. verb To talk nonsense; jabber: Time for Congress to quit jibber-jabbering/ We just jibberjabbered these things all day

• Jibbing

  [jib] /dʒɪb/ Nautical verb (used with or without object), jibbed, jibbing, noun 1. 1 . [jib] /dʒɪb/ Chiefly British verb (used without object), jibbed, jibbing. 1. to move restively sidewise or backward instead of forward, as an animal in harness; balk. 2. to balk at doing something; defer action; procrastinate. noun 3. a horse or […]

• Jibbons

  /ˈdʒɪbənz/ plural noun 1. (Southwest English, dialect) spring onions

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