"Crack you in the jibs, if you ain't careful" , "You better watch your mouth 'cause you about to get busted in the jibs"
by bigchino June 2, 2006
by Charlie Bartlett May 18, 2014
Verb. To jib. Jibbing. The act of manuvering a bicycle, skateboard, snowboard or skis in tricky manner on top of and around a structure such as a stump, rocks, stairs, railigs, rooftops, etc. When you are playing around, showing off, jumping, flipping, hopping, etc you are jibbing.
Biker: Lets go jib on the steps at the library.
Skier: We were jibbin' all over the terrain park saturday.
Skier: We were jibbin' all over the terrain park saturday.
by Scott February 23, 2004
From the combination of jib as meaning one's personality and of maneuvering a bicycle.
A Jib Jib is a person whose personality is the product of others' personalities around them. These people often have no real ideas or opinions and are incredibly dull.
This is a more severe version of swag stealing.
A Jib Jib is a person whose personality is the product of others' personalities around them. These people often have no real ideas or opinions and are incredibly dull.
This is a more severe version of swag stealing.
"I was at the bar tonight and this jib jib started hitting on my girlfriend. He kept talking about electronic music and working out."
"What'd you do?"
"Nothing. When he saw me he started shaking and pissed himself."
"What'd you do?"
"Nothing. When he saw me he started shaking and pissed himself."
by Jammy Boy October 23, 2011
person 1: Coming for a walk?
person 2: Jib it, it's raining.
person 1: I'm so tired of running now
person 2: Same, jib it, i'm knackered.
person 1: Eurgh I don't want to go her party
person 2: Ah jib it lets go it wont be that bad.
person 2: Jib it, it's raining.
person 1: I'm so tired of running now
person 2: Same, jib it, i'm knackered.
person 1: Eurgh I don't want to go her party
person 2: Ah jib it lets go it wont be that bad.
by jamiebellx January 6, 2010
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.
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.
Ladies and gentlemen, jibbing.
by Albert R. September 13, 2008