| But his time of jibbing at her platitudes was long since passed. |
| It showed her a quarter of a mile away, jibbing round and coming into the wind again. |
| You women need the lash more than we because you're more given to swerving and jibbing. |
| This she did most neatly but none the less completely by running her nose into the resistless structure of the jibbing seaplane. |
| Horses are taught the dangerous vice of baulking, or jibbing, as it is called in England, by improper management. |
| The horses took fright, and went prancing about, rearing and jibbing. |
