Gibe, Jibe, jīb, v.t. to sneer at: to taunt.—n. a taunt: contempt.—n. Gib′er, one who gibes.—adv. Gib′ingly. [Ice. geipa, to talk nonsense.]
Gibel, gib′el, n. the Prussian carp, without barbules.
Gibeonite, gib′ē-on-īt, n. a slave's slave—from Josh., ix.
Giblets, jib′lets, n.pl. the internal eatable parts of fowl, taken out before cooking it.—adj. Gib′let, made of giblets. [O. Fr. gibelet; origin unknown; not a dim. of gibier, game.]
Gibus, zhē′bus, n. a crush-hat, opera-hat. [Fr.]
Gid, gid, n. staggers in sheep.—Also Stur′dy (q.v.).
Giddy, gid′i, adj. unsteady, dizzy: that causes giddiness: whirling: inconstant: thoughtless.—adv. Gidd′ily.—n. Gidd′iness.—adjs. Gidd′y-head′ed, thoughtless, wanting reflection; Gidd′y-paced (Shak.), moving irregularly. [From A.S. giddian, to sing, be merry, gid, a song.]
Gie, gē, v. a Scotch form of give.
Gier-eagle, jēr′-ē′gl, n. (B.) a species of eagle. [See Gyrfalcon.]
Gif, gif, conj. an obsolete form of if.