1. mocking or scornful remarks; taunts

1. to make mocking or scornful remarks
2. to be in accord or agreement with
Usage: informal

Examples

• The crowd’s jibes made the performer uncomfortable.
• His constant jibes about her cooking were hurtful.
• She jibes at anyone who disagrees with her opinion.
• The witness’s story doesn’t jibe with the evidence.
• Your account jibes with what the other witnesses said.
• The data jibes perfectly with our predictions.
• Stop jibing at your little brother.