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  • noun The performance of tricks using jibs (objects in a skatepark, etc.).

Etymologies

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jib +‎ -ing

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Examples

  • A crowd of 'jibbing' heifers encircled her on all sides, while a fat porker,

    Penelope's Irish Experiences Kate Douglas Smith Wiggin 1889

  • Grinding (or 'jibbing' as it's known in snowboarding circles) is fairly well integrated into the game.

    TotalVideoGames.com 2008

  • He'd post it on his way out, and then risk ad jibbing if his visit was mentioned.

    Final Resting Place of The Pen 2010

  • Unless of course you are tacking or jibbing in which case you need to move the tiller very quickly or it don't work so well ...

    Snap Polls Give Debate Win To Obama 2009

  • He nodded across the slope to Josh and his posse, who were taking turns jibbing on the trick rail while the others pelted them with snowballs.

    The Ex Games JENNIFER ECHOLS 2009

  • He nodded across the slope to Josh and his posse, who were taking turns jibbing on the trick rail while the others pelted them with snowballs.

    The Ex Games JENNIFER ECHOLS 2009

  • He nodded across the slope to Josh and his posse, who were taking turns jibbing on the trick rail while the others pelted them with snowballs.

    The Ex Games JENNIFER ECHOLS 2009

  • Friendly Devil on Two Sticks, for ten times ten thousands years, keep Blink-Bonny jibbing at the post, and let us have no start!

    The Lazy Tour of Two Idle Apprentices 2007

  • There was brought to the door at dawn for Richard a jibbing, backing pony, with vicious eyes, and for me a mangy horse like a knifeboard, spavined, with weak legs, and very aged, but nevertheless showing signs of “blood.”

    The Romance of Isabel Lady Burton 2006

  • Her happiest moments were passed tramping beside a jibbing horse on a wet Scottish road without certainty of bed or supper.

    The Common Reader, Second Series 2004

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