Gibe Sentences
"Gibe" is a taunting or mocking remark. e.g., His friend's gibe about his new haircut made him feel embarrassed.
How to use Gibe in a sentence
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Gibe Sentences
The comedian's gibe made the whole audience laugh.
It's not polite to gibe at someone's appearance.
Don't gibe at others if you can't take a joke yourself.
Jake's gibe at his brother's mistake was mean-spirited.
Sarah tried to ignore the gibe about her freckles.
The opponent's gibe made the athlete more determined to win.
The teacher warned the students not to gibe at each other.
Mary didn't appreciate the gibe about her glasses.
I knew his gibe about my project wasn't serious.
The class clown always has a gibe ready to make people laugh.
Her gibe about the weather lightened the mood.
Tim's gibe about his sister's painting was just sibling teasing.
The actor's gibe about his co-star was taken out of context.
Her gibe about my dance moves was all in good fun.
The gibe in the movie made everyone in the theater chuckle.
The politician handled the gibe from the reporter with grace.
His gibe about the team's loss was met with groans.
The villain's gibe in the story made him even more disliked.
He didn't mean his gibe to be hurtful; he was teasing.
A gibe about the food at the cafeteria is a common joke.
The gibe about the town's small size is an old joke.
The writer's gibe about politics made readers think.
The gibe in the cartoon made children and adults laugh.
The gibe about his cooking skills was all in good fun.
The gibe about his shoes was unnecessary.
The singer's gibe about her performance was self-deprecating.
His gibe about my handwriting made me want to improve it.
The character's gibe about the situation was a funny moment in the book.
His gibe about the way I talk was only teasing.
The gibe about her cooking was a joke between friends.
The gibe at the beginning of the lecture got everyone's attention.
I didn't mean to gibe at you; I was joking.
My friend's gibe about my favorite book made me defend it passionately.
The coach's gibe motivated the players to work harder.
The teacher's gibe about homework made the students groan.
The gibe about his height didn't bother him at all.
That gibe about my new bike wasn't very nice.
The principal's gibe about school rules was unexpected.
Her gibe about the mistake in the recipe made everyone laugh.
The gibe about my accent was uncalled for.
The celebrity's gibe about the awards show was controversial.
I didn't expect a gibe from my best friend about my choice.
The gibe about our school's mascot is a tradition.
The gibe about her outfit was mean and unnecessary.
The gibe in his speech was aimed at his opponents.
Her gibe about the cat's behavior was funny and true.
I didn't like the gibe about my favorite TV show.
The gibe about my haircut was taken as a compliment.
The gibe in the advertisement was clever and memorable.
His gibe about the weather forecast turned out to be true.
Gibe Definitions
Discredit: To gibe at is to undermine or belittle.
The gibe aimed to discredit his efforts.
Mockery: Gibe refers to the act of mocking or ridiculing someone.
His gibe was met with awkward silence.
Sarcastic Remark: A gibe is a taunting or sarcastic comment.
He couldn't resist making a gibe at her expense.
Provocation: Gibe can also be an act meant to provoke or annoy.
His gibe was clearly aimed to provoke a reaction.
Tease: Gibe may imply playful teasing rather than hurtful intent.
The friends exchanged gibes all evening.
Insult: Gibe can be a cutting insult meant to hurt.
She winced at the cruel gibe.
Gibe Idioms & Phrases
Gibe at the chance
To mock an opportunity as being insignificant or unworthy.
She gave a gibe at the chance to join the local sports team.
A gibe's throw away
Very near in proximity but often overlooked.
His success was just a gibe's throw away, yet he never noticed the opportunity.
Give a gibe
To taunt or mock someone.
When he tripped, his friends couldn't help but give a gibe at his expense.
Gibe and jibe
To use sarcastic remarks, often humorously.
The comedians would gibe and jibe with each other on stage.
Take a gibe at
To mock or ridicule something specifically.
They always take a gibe at his old-fashioned hairstyle.
Gibe a cold shoulder
To respond to someone's mockery with indifference.
He learned to gibe a cold shoulder to those who teased him.
Turn the gibe
To reverse a mocking comment onto the originator.
When he made fun of her shoes, she quickly turned the gibe by teasing his tie.
A gibe in the dark
A mocking comment that's a wild guess.
His insult was just a gibe in the dark; he didn't know anything about her.
A gibe in the hand
To have an opportunity to mock someone or something.
The politician's mistake was a gibe in the hand of his opponents.
A gibe to remember
A particularly cutting or memorable insult.
Her witty comeback was a gibe to remember.
Catch a gibe
To understand and perhaps be hurt by a mocking comment.
She didn't catch the gibe until later that evening.
Throw a gibe
To make a sudden, unexpected taunt.
He threw a gibe about her cooking, and everyone laughed.
A bitter gibe
A mocking comment that carries resentment or anger.
Her comment was a bitter gibe, filled with jealousy.
Gibe of the iceberg
The first indication of a subject that might be mocked extensively.
His first clumsy mistake was just the gibe of the iceberg.
Hold one's gibe
To keep oneself from making a mocking comment.
He held his gibe when she tripped, knowing she was embarrassed.
Gibe away
To consistently mock or ridicule something or someone.
They would gibe away at each other's choices in fashion.
Gibe with a grain of truth
A mocking statement that contains an element of truth.
Her gibe with a grain of truth made him reconsider his choices.
A gibe's worth
Something that's deserving of ridicule.
That old car is only a gibe's worth.
In the line of gibe
Subject to ridicule or mockery.
As the class clown, he was often in the line of gibe.
Turn a gibe into a jest
To change a potentially hurtful taunt into something light-hearted.
He managed to turn a gibe into a jest, making everyone laugh.
Common Curiosities
Which vowel is used before Gibe?
Typically, the indefinite article "a" is used before "gibe."
What is the verb form of Gibe?
The verb form of "gibe" is "gibe."
What is another term for Gibe?
Another term for "gibe" is "taunt."
What is the pronunciation of Gibe?
The pronunciation of "gibe" is /ʤaɪb/.
Why is it called Gibe?
The exact origin is uncertain, possibly related to the Old French word "giber."
What is the opposite of Gibe?
The opposite of "gibe" might be "compliment."
What part of speech is Gibe?
"Gibe" is a noun and a verb.
Is a Gibe an abstract noun?
Yes, "gibe" is an abstract noun.
What is the root word of Gibe?
The root word of "gibe" is uncertain, possibly related to the Old French word "giber," meaning to shake.
How many Syllables are in Gibe?
There is one syllable in "gibe."
Is a Gibe a noun or adjective?
"Gibe" is a noun.
Is Gibe term a metaphor?
No, "gibe" is not a metaphor, but it can be used metaphorically.
Is the Gibe a vowel or consonant?
"Gibe" is a word, not a vowel or consonant.
How do we divide Gibe into syllables?
"Gibe" is one syllable and is not divided.
Is Gibe an adverb?
No, "gibe" is not an adverb.
Which determiner is used with Gibe?
The determiner "a" is often used with "gibe."
Is a Gibe a countable noun?
Yes, "gibe" is a countable noun.
Is Gibe a negative or positive word?
"Gibe" is typically considered a negative word.
Is Gibe a collective noun?
No, "gibe" is not a collective noun.
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