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v. past-tense, To be killed and to have body explode into multiple pieces.
Holy crap, did you see him get gibbed when that grenade blew up below his feet?!
Gibbed by Hypereia October 11, 2007
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Gribbed out 

After being on the sesh many people become ‘gribbed out’ meaning they canny hack it
I just drank 2 bottles of Bucky and now I’m gribbed out
When you have been utterly destroyed by the master of the minors gribby
I got #gribbed
gribbed by A lady chick thing October 27, 2013
The act of someone who promises you something but at the time of delivery rescinds from what they promised they would do.
Brian was supposed to pay me back for that case of beer but in the end he glibbed me.
glibbed by hyfyve July 16, 2014
(1) gibbed - (verb {past tense})
1. Any act in which a person or persons get screwed over without their knowledge or consent. The victim, not for a lack of knowlegde is played and are generally unaware of the fact that they have been screwed over. The act is usually accompanied by the 'gibber' throwing up their hands and a)laughing or b)saying something to the effect of "Fuck it, I'm out" when the gibbing is revealed.
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(2.a) gib (noun)
A small metal or wooden wedge used for keeping a machine part in place.
(2.b)(gibbed, gibbing) verb
To secure with a gib.
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Etymology: 18c.
(1) 'Buddy A' is left at the table in the eyeline of a watching bartender as he sees 'Buddy B' and 'Buddy C' take off out of the bar without paying their share of the tab, having left the table in the guise of hitting the bathroom before leaving the establishment. 'Buddy A' has been gibbed.
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(2) That machine was shaking quite a bit, but its better now that its been gibbed.
gibbed by whiskymack September 22, 2005
Any act in which a person or persons get screwed over without their knowledge or consent. The victim, not for a lack of knowledge is played and are generally unaware of the fact that they have been screwed over. The act is usually accompanied by the 'gibber' throwing up their hands and a)laughing or b)saying something to the effect of "Fuck it, I'm out" when the gibbing is revealed.
It wasn't until he got back to his computer that John realised that he was gibbed. His girlfriend now believes he likes men
Gibbed by anonwftmg September 12, 2010
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