How Do You Spell JABBING?

Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈabɪŋ] (IPA)

The word "jabbing" is spelled with the letters J-A-B-B-I-N-G. In IPA phonetic transcription, it can be represented as /ˈdʒæbɪŋ/. The /dʒ/ sound represents the letter J, while the first /æ/ sound is for the letter A and the second /ɪ/ sound is for the letter I. The final /ŋ/ sound represents the letters NG together, which make a nasal sound since it comes from the back of the throat. Together, these letters create the word "jabbing", which means to stab or poke something repeatedly.

JABBING Meaning and Definition

  1. Jabbing is a verb that refers to the act of forcefully poking or thrusting something, typically with a sharp or pointed object. It involves a quick, sharp movement in order to make contact or penetrate a surface.

    Jabbing can be both intentional and accidental. It can be done with any number of objects such as a knife, a nail, a pen, a finger, or any other tool or instrument capable of delivering a swift and forceful blow. The purpose of jabbing can vary greatly depending on the context. For instance, it may be used as a means of self-defense, as a way to provoke or intimidate someone, or as an action born out of frustration or anger.

    When used in the context of combat or sports, jabbing typically refers to a specific technique used in boxing or martial arts. A jab in boxing refers to a quick, straight punch delivered with the lead hand. It is often used to set up or distract opponents and can be executed with precision and speed.

    In a figurative sense, jabbing can refer to the use of sharp or cutting words, where someone verbally attacks or insults another person in a forceful and aggressive manner. This form of jabbing can be seen as a means of attacking someone's character or opinions, often with the intention of provoking a reaction or asserting dominance.

Common Misspellings for JABBING

Etymology of JABBING

The word "jabbing" is derived from the verb "jab", which first appeared in the English language in the early 19th century. The exact etymology is uncertain, but it is believed to be of imitative origin, mimicking the sound or action associated with a quick, sharp blow. The word "jab" is often associated with a sudden poking or stabbing motion, typically performed with a finger or a pointed object. Over time, the verb form "jabbing" emerged to describe the act of poking or thrusting quickly and forcefully.

Similar spelling words for JABBING

Conjugate verb Jabbing

CONDITIONAL

I would jab
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FUTURE

I will jab
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they will jab

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have jabbed
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they will have jabbed

PAST

I jabbed
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they jabbed

PAST PERFECT

I had jabbed
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he/she/it had jabbed
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PRESENT

I jab
we jab
you jab
he/she/it jabs
they jab

PRESENT PERFECT

I have jabbed
we have jabbed
you have jabbed
he/she/it has jabbed
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I am jabbing
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