jibe

Converse of object

• make: Rather, they should restrict themselves from making offensive jibes at minority ethnic groups.
• get: I do get jibes because I might or might not do as much as someone else.
• resist: I could not resist a jibe to Geoff that " my boat is in better condition than yours!
• face: Mr Kennedy has faced jibes about his widely rumored alcoholism for several years.
• take: He was a proud Highlander and he didn't take the jibes of Johnson very well, " he said.
• suffer: John Henry Keating As the eldest member of the team, John suffers many cruel jibes about baldness and incontinence.

Adjective modifier

• Nazi: LONDON Mayor Ken Livingstone has been suspended for a month for bringing his office into disrepute by making a Nazi jibe.
• cruel: John Henry Keating As the eldest member of the team, John suffers many cruel jibes about baldness and incontinence.
• cheap: I'll pass up on your cheap jibes about running quicker than me at Sutton Park last weekend.
• usual: From this viewpoint he proceeded to attack Ufology with the usual sarcastic jibes.
• few: The group, after a few half-hearted jibes at Brown's expense reformed their ranks and resumed their homeward journey.
• old: The old jibe about justice being open to all, like the Ritz, has never been more true.

Modifying Another Word

• n't: CROSS: That does n't jibe with a $ 20 hooker.
• not: The results of the UCLA survey do not jibe with a Stanford University study from earlier this year.