How Do You Spell JIBBING?

Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɪbɪŋ] (IPA)

Jibbing is a term used in snowboarding, which refers to the act of turning around quickly while riding a snowboard. The spelling of the word "jibbing" is pronounced /ˈdʒɪbɪŋ/, with the stress on the first syllable. It is derived from the word "jib," which refers to a type of obstacle or rail used in snowboarding. While the spelling of the word may seem unusual, its pronunciation follows the rules of English phonetics.

JIBBING Meaning and Definition

  1. Jibbing is a noun that refers to the act of resisting or refusing to comply with something, particularly in a defiant or stubborn manner. It is often used to describe an unwillingness to go along with an idea, plan, or expectation. This can manifest in different ways, such as displaying opposition, defiance, or hesitation.

    In certain contexts, jibbing can also refer to a specific behavior exhibited by horses. It is the act of suddenly veering off course or refusing to move forward while riding or handling a horse. This behavior can occur due to various factors, such as fear, discomfort, or stubbornness.

    Jibbing is closely related to the concept of being obstinate or recalcitrant. It implies a reluctance to comply or cooperate, and it often involves a strong determination to go against the wishes or expectations of others. Jibbing can occur in personal relationships, professional settings, or even within oneself, reflecting an opposition to following a particular path or adhering to specific principles or beliefs.

    Overall, jibbing describes an act of resistance or refusal, often characterized by defying expectations or going against the flow. It implies an inclination towards noncompliance or reluctance to conform, whether in expressing personal opinions, resisting authority, or refusing to act as expected.

  2. Moving restively, as a horse.

    Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for JIBBING

Etymology of JIBBING

The word "jibbing" originates from the sailing term "jibe", which derives from Middle Dutch and Middle Low German words. In Middle Dutch, "gijben" meant "to be uncertain" or "hesitate". Similarly, in Middle Low German, "giben" meant "to have doubt" or "to hesitate". Over time, "jib" emerged as a nautical term for altering the course of a ship by shifting the sails through a quick and abrupt change, causing the bow to cross the wind. The term "jibbing" later extended to describe the behavior of a horse or other animal that abruptly changes direction or refuses to move forward. Today, the term is commonly used in equestrian contexts to describe the horse's sideways or hesitant movements while riding or being trained.

Similar spelling words for JIBBING

Plural form of JIBBING is JIBBINGS

Conjugate verb Jibbing

CONDITIONAL

I would jibbing
you would jibbing
he/she/it would jibbing
we would jibbing
they would jibbing
I would jib
we would jib
you would jib
he/she/it would jib
they would jib

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be jibbing
you would be jibbing
he/she/it would be jibbing
we would be jibbing
they would be jibbing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have jibbing
you would have jibbing
he/she/it would have jibbing
we would have jibbing
they would have jibbing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been jibbing
you would have been jibbing
he/she/it would have been jibbing
we would have been jibbing
they would have been jibbing

FUTURE

I will jib
you will jib
he/she/it will jib
we will jib
they will jib

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be jibbing
you will be jibbing
he/she/it will be jibbing
we will be jibbing
they will be jibbing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have jibbed
you will have jibbed
he/she/it will have jibbed
we will have jibbed
they will have jibbed

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been jibbing
you will have been jibbing
he/she/it will have been jibbing
we will have been jibbing
they will have been jibbing

IMPERATIVE

you jib
we let´s jib

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to jib

PAST

I jibbed
you jibbed
he/she/it jibbed
we jibbed
they jibbed

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was jibbing
you were jibbing
he/she/it was jibbing
we were jibbing
they were jibbing

PAST PARTICIPLE

jibbed

PAST PERFECT

I had jibbed
you had jibbed
he/she/it had jibbed
we had jibbed
they had jibbed

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been jibbing
you had been jibbing
he/she/it had been jibbing
we had been jibbing
they had been jibbing

PRESENT

I jib
you jib
he/she/it jibs
we jib
they jib

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am jibbing
you are jibbing
he/she/it is jibbing
we are jibbing
they are jibbing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

jibbing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have jibbed
you have jibbed
he/she/it has jibbed
we have jibbed
they have jibbed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been jibbing
you have been jibbing
he/she/it has been jibbing
we have been jibbing
they have been jibbing
I would have jibbed
we would have jibbed
you would have jibbed
he/she/it would have jibbed
they would have jibbed

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