jive

an adjactive used to emphasize a statement. Can mean 'a lot', 'really' or 'a little', 'not really'

(a lot/really)It's jive hot outside!
(a little/not really) Was the concert fun? Jive like.

by ashley February 1, 2005

jive

Verb.
To dance without music, to portray the rythem of your soul through your movements, to hear a beat in your head and a want to show the world you do. To clap to nothingness; to hum to silence; to dance.

Person Dude, what are you doing?
Randomer dancing Im jiving! jive with me...*dances*

by Hutchyz May 12, 2007

jive

Romany chib, meaning toungue or language.
Possibly related to Sanskrit jiv -- a root word refering to living beings

Me haiava romani chib (jive)

by anonymous etymologist August 21, 2006

jive

a language meant for the jungle, often mistaken for monkeys communicating in tropical rainforest. It is believed that the tongue of the chimpanzee and the african american are simular in so many ways, it has prompted further testing.

Black man: Ahhh yeah.... aaahhhhh ahahhhhh ahhhh yeah uknow'im sayin.. huh haahhhh ahhahhhh hoo hoo

Monkey: I don't speak jive.. did you say, "Can I get a banana bitch!"

by reverend x March 5, 2007

jive

To annoy.
To throw off one's style/ego

Quit jivin' me, turkey. A turkey is a bad person.

by Bastardized Bottomburp March 18, 2003

jive

to be at peace with the world because you just don't give a damn.
Apathy bliss.
Foolish Pewee Rhetoric.
mind like water philosophy
rogue or stray cat mentality

" Hey, jive brother."
" Hey, stop jiving me."

by Radec March 5, 2003

jive

Formerly a word used in Georgia meaning lame, or stupid, or retarded

How did the cookie feel?
He was felling crummy.
Shut yo ass up with that jive ass joke.

by NobodyMan June 11, 2005