1. agreeing or being in harmony with something
2. making mocking or scornful remarks
3. shifting a fore-and-aft sail from one side of a vessel to the other
Usage: nautical

1. in agreement or harmony

Examples

• The witness’s story wasn’t jibing with the evidence.
• His actions are jibing perfectly with his stated beliefs.
• The kids were jibing at the new student during lunch.
• Stop jibing me about my haircut.
• The crew was jibing the mainsail as the wind shifted.
• Their jibing accounts of the event convinced the jury.
• The data from both studies are jibing nicely.