Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Jibi

👉 Jibingly is a term used in literature, particularly in the works of authors such as William Shakespeare and Samuel Johnson. It describes something that seems to be happening more rapidly than it actually is. In Shakespeare's plays, for example, the character of Hamlet jumps from his chair to another one very quickly, which creates an impression of rapidity. In Johnson's work, jibingly can refer to a character's sudden appearance or disappearance at unpredictable intervals, often in response to something unexpected or

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👉 Jibing is a term in Chinese that refers to the act of being unable or unwilling to do something. It can also be used as an adjective meaning unable to perform a task, especially when referring to someone who is refusing to take action despite having the ability to do so.

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👉 Jibi is a fictional character from the animated television series "The Simpsons," created by Matt Stone and Merv Griffin. Jibi is a mischievous, anthropomorphic bear who lives in Springfield, Wisconsin with his owner, Homer Simpson (Maggie Smith), and their dog, Bart Simpson. Jibi's personality is often characterized as being kind-hearted, energetic, and impulsive. He is known for his love of playing pranks on people and his ability to make people laugh. J

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