gibe — to make mocking or scornful comments; to taunt
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to make mocking or scornful comments; to taunt
Pronunciation (IPA): /dʒaɪb/
Korean meaning: 조롱하다, 비웃다, 놀리다
Korean pronunciation: **자**이브
Example Sentences
- The students gibed at the teacher's old-fashioned outfit.
- My cat seems to gibe at my failed attempts to open the can.
- His gibes about my dancing made me feel embarrassed.
gibe
VERB//dʒaɪb//
to make mocking or scornful comments; to taunt
A bully gibes at a smaller child with cruel mocking gestures
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Origin
The origin of 'gibe' is uncertain, but it likely derives from Old Norse or Scandinavian languages, possibly related to Old Norse 'geypa' meaning 'to mock.' It entered English in the 16th century with the meaning of taunting or scornful speech.
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“The students gibed at the teacher's old-fashioned outfit.”
“My cat seems to gibe at my failed attempts to open the can.”
“His gibes about my dancing made me feel embarrassed.”
“The parrot learned to gibe at visitors with perfect timing.”
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