Jibbing

Using man-made elements such as rails, ledges, stairs, benches, and banks as obstacles in a sport normally performed in a natural setting, such as snowboarding, skiing, mountain biking, snowskating, or skiboarding.

Wakeboarders and wakeskaters sometimes use elements such as pipes, low docks, and tables as obstacles. This is also referred to jibbing.

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Ladies and gentlemen, jibbing.

by Albert R. October 24, 2008

jib

a way of being or thinking.

I like the cut of your jib.

by The Widget June 5, 2004

Jib

Can mean literally anything but its mostly used in a negative context. Though some people say it means jew, the true definition is unknown

You look like wet cement
fuck off you jib

by Gilliams June 7, 2022

jib

Slang for Crystal Meth

Dude, You wanna go smoke some Jib?

by Nobody March 30, 2003

jibbing

handrails, rails, tables, as objects to slide across on your snowboard/snowskate

"Let's go jib a session on that handrail"

by J.Pugh May 13, 2005

Jib

Jib is an Irish slang term for sperm or cum. Depending on the context of a speech, it may also refer to when a person is talking shit.

Examples:
(1) You have a jib-stain on your pants.
(2) I don't like the jib coming out of your mouth Jimmy.

by Fatterry November 4, 2017

jib

jib....to avoid or get out of doing something.
To jib something is to duck out of doing it.
To be a jibber is to let somebody (maybe a friend) down.
To let down all your friends at the last moment is to be a jibbin git.

"He not coming to the football, he`s jibbed out"

"I bet you ten quid he`ll jib the footy"

"He never comes to the footy anymore, he`s a right jibber these days"

"He`s rung & said he`s not coming, the jibbin git!"

by Dr Fox May 23, 2007