Gibe (verb)

  1. To make mocking or jeering remarks.
  2. To mock or ridicule someone in a contemptuous or scornful manner.
  3. To speak or act in a way that is intended to mock or ridicule someone.

Origin:

The word "gibe" comes from the old english word "gīban" meaning to mock or make fun of. it has been in use since the 14th century.

Examples:

  1. He gibed at her accent.
  2. They gibed at the new student for being different.
  3. He gibed at the idea.
  4. The crowd gibed at the defeated team.
  5. The speaker gibed at the audience.
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