jive

Can be used to replace any word.

Man, I've done a lot of jive today.
You wanna jive?
Give me that jive before I jive your ass up!

by jivemasta April 20, 2005

Jive

A word used to replace any noun.

“ aye, pass me that jive right there.”
“Look at that jive across the street.”

by Nopedontgetit May 26, 2020

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 January 31, 2005

Jive

"Yes", "I agree", general interjection used to express excitement or appreciation.

Can be used in the negative, i.e. "no jive", to do the opposite, i.e. say "No", "I disagree", or express disappointment or disapproval.

1: "Are you going to the game tonight?"
2: "Jive."

1: "That was such a bullshit call dude."
2: "Jive, that ref is blind."

1: *sees girl in crowd with nice rack*
1: "Jive!"

by Sleepingjuj August 27, 2013

Jiving

matching, alike

Make sure that shit is Jiving

by Nikejustdoit October 13, 2008

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 27, 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