1. to be in accord or agreement with
2. to make mocking or scornful comments
3. to shift from one side of a vessel to the other
Usage: nautical

1. a mocking or scornful remark

Examples

• Her story doesn’t jibe with the facts we know.
• The witness testimony jibes with the security footage.
• Stop jibing at your little brother about his height.
• The crowd began to jibe the opposing team’s players.
• He ignored their jibes about his unusual hobby.
• The sail jibed suddenly in the strong wind.
• The captain ordered the crew to jibe to catch the wind.