Jive

A southeastern term uses in the low country in Ga. Mainly in Savannah,Ga. Which describes an car, situation, clothing, shoes, hair, and etc

Carolyn 's basketball team beat, the other team so bad. That "jive" was exciting.

Look at that jive right there ! I wonder what size rims he has on that car ? They're enormous !

We went to Funky Fest in Atlanta, maaann that jive was so nice. I loved all of the performer's.

by SouthernStyleChick87 June 14, 2015

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Jive

1. Crazy, irrational, bull shit... as in Jivin' turkey
2. Frequently used in place of vibe, as in what's going on around you or meshing... as in "these outfits don't jive" or "I can dig your jive."

3. A dance as featured in the movie Grease, "Hand Jive."

George Jefferson's, "You jive turkeys."
Mr. Atkinson (my old history teacher), "... and all that jive."

Example: Someone wants to sell you ocean front property in Omaha, you respond with, "You jivin' me?"

by CrumpetsandBollocks October 07, 2014

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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

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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 July 17, 2013

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