jibing

In fore-and-aft rigged vessels, this maneuver is called jibing, and in square-rigged it’s called wearing.

Music in The Night V.C. Andrews® 1997

In fore-and-aft rigged vessels, this maneuver is called jibing, and in square-rigged it’s called wearing.

Music in The Night V.C. Andrews® 1997

In fore-and-aft rigged vessels, this maneuver is called jibing, and in square-rigged it’s called wearing.

Music in The Night V.C. Andrews® 1997

In fore-and-aft rigged vessels, this maneuver is called jibing, and in square-rigged it’s called wearing.

Music in The Night V.C. Andrews® 1997

When Ice Pick goaded Raylan in an elevator earlier on by complimenting his Stetson, then jibing, "Not much call for cowboys these days," we knew he was a goner.

Matt's TV Week in Review 2012

Big corporations are said to have a culture and within them the casual talk is of the culture of the seventh floor not jibing with the culture of the fifth—A dose of managerial lubricant is needed to ease the grinding of the gears.

Great Books Matter Jacques Barzun 2011

I did not see what went on elsewhere, though I felt the sudden surge and heel of the schooner as the wind-pressures changed to the jibing of the fore - and main-sails.

Chapter 17 2010

I am so, so grateful to the beta readers and editors who wouldn't stop telling me something wasn't jibing, so that I didn't get away with trying to pretend it was okay when deep down I knew it wasn't.

On rewriting ... karenmiller 2009

People had, she told Piers Morgan, been making "snide comments", and "jibing" at her, and calling her names, all her life.

Christina Patterson: Britain's Got Talent, and a Lot of It's Wasted Christina Patterson 2010

It was a busy night jibing in 30 knots of wind to avoid the constant stream of shipping, but all went well, and in the early hours of the morning I brought Pink Lady around to the south.

True Spirit Jessica Watson 2010