How To Spell jive?
How to Pronounce jive?
Correct pronunciation for the word "jive" is [d͡ʒˈa͡ɪv], [dʒˈaɪv], [dʒ_ˈaɪ_v].
What are the misspellings for jive?
What is the present tense of Jive?
What is the adverb for jive?
The adverb form of "jive" is "jivingly".
What is the adjective for jive?
The adjective form of the word "jive" is "jivey".
Usage over time for jive:
This graph shows how "jive" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of jive?
The plural of the "jive" can be the "jives".
What is the singular form of jive?
The singular of the "jive" can be the "jive".
Synonyms for Jive:
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n.
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- cancan ,
- dance ,
- cha-cha ,
- boogie ,
- charleston ,
- belly dance ,
- dancing .
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- half-truth ,
- falsehood .
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- gavotte ,
- folk dance .
- argument ,
- apology ,
- apologia ,
- apologetics ,
- copout ,
- excuse ,
- exculpation ,
- extenuation ,
- exoneration ,
- cleanup ,
- answer .
- incongruity ,
- applesauce ,
- improbability ,
- bs ,
- illogicality ,
- craziness ,
- hot air ,
- illogicalness ,
- farce ,
- insanity ,
- foolishness ,
- inanity ,
- idiocy ,
- bull ,
- folly .
- colloquy ,
- gab ,
- debate ,
- converse ,
- gossip ,
- communication ,
- hearing ,
- consultation ,
- discussion ,
- confab ,
- expression ,
- chat ,
- confabulation ,
- conference ,
- exchange ,
- communion ,
- comment .
- device ,
- gimmick ,
- cheat ,
- bluff ,
- illusion ,
- feint ,
- bilk ,
- fallacy ,
- catch ,
- confidence game ,
- decoy ,
- fib ,
- crock ,
- hogwash ,
- chicane .
- hint ,
- cry ,
- insinuation ,
- idle talk ,
- grapevine ,
- chitchat ,
- buzz ,
- innuendo ,
- badinage ,
- allusion ,
- hearsay .
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v.
• pretend- dissimulate ,
- dissemble ,
- impersonate ,
- claim ,
- assume ,
- act ,
- fish ,
- allege .
- hem and haw ,
- evade ,
- beat around the bush ,
- elude ,
- cop out ,
- eschew ,
- cavil ,
- escape ,
- fence ,
- fudge ,
- hedge ,
- flip-flop ,
- falsify .
- exult ,
- bluster ,
- grandstand ,
- crow ,
- glory ,
- gasconade ,
- bully ,
- flaunt ,
- exaggerate ,
- advertise ,
- aggrandize ,
- blow ,
- flourish ,
- gloat .
- duck .
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adj.
• colloquial • particular, familiar to an area, informal
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