verb
- to offer unwanted advice or commentary, especially while watching others play a game
- to chat or converse casually
Usage: informal; from Yiddish
Usage: informal
Examples
- He always kibitzes when we play poker, telling us what cards to play.
- Stop kibitzing and let them figure it out themselves.
- The old men kibitz on the park bench every afternoon.
- She kibitzes with her neighbors over the fence each morning.
- Don’t kibitz during the chess match – it’s distracting.
- My grandmother kibitzes about everything, from cooking to politics.