Play It By Ear. Used to express a willingness to engage in a social activity, while at the same time demonstrating a reluctance to firmly commit.
Used frequently at the University of Maryland. Originated in Washington, DC.
Used frequently at the University of Maryland. Originated in Washington, DC.
by Padraic April 13, 2005
Not sure if I can make it, let's pibe.
by cb1011 October 29, 2014
by Wallace Carapella November 01, 2010
Best soccer player Colombia has ever had, he was the captain of the Colombian soccer team for about 15 years, he finished his career playing soccer in the USA.
by Mario F Monsalve December 12, 2005
This acronym means playing/play it by ear. It can be used when plans between two or more people have not yet been solidified.
What time do you want to go for lunch? I don't know, let's PIBE it.
by Bubblethoughts September 28, 2024
An acronym, short for Play It By Ear. Coined by a very chill California resident, the term is often used by those who are non-committal by nature, by those who want to "play it by ear" but who also don't want to sound like their mothers who use the full phrase. To say you will PIBE attending an event sounds cooler than to say you "will play it by ear." It also sounds less annoying to the person who is inviting the PIBE-r.
"Do you want to come over for dinner Sunday night?" "Yes, but I have to PIBE" ... "Are you going to all three Phish shows?" "I'm gonna PIBE"
by rlsf June 25, 2019
Juliette: What are your plans for the weekend?
Andy: Weather looks nice, gonna PIBE and see where the wind takes me.
Andy: Weather looks nice, gonna PIBE and see where the wind takes me.
by Ae94 April 01, 2024