gibe in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

GIBE (verb): To make a mocking or insulting remark; to taunt or tease.

He couldn't help but gibe at his friend's embarrassing mistake.
During the debate, she made a clever gibe that left the audience laughing.
His gibe was intended to lighten the mood, but it fell flat among the serious crowd.
With a quick gibe, he deflected the tension in the room and brought everyone back to laughter.
She shot a playful gibe at her colleague, teasing him about his fashion choices.
She couldn't help but gibe at his outdated fashion sense.
His constant gibe about her cooking skills began to wear on her nerves.
The comedian's sharp gibe towards political figures had the audience laughing uproariously.
Despite his attempts to remain serious, a gibe slipped from his lips during the meeting.
They exchanged playful gibes, showcasing their friendly rivalry in sports.
His friends often gibe him about his obsession with classic cars.
The comedian's sharp gibe left the audience roaring with laughter.
In a moment of frustration, she threw a gibe at her colleague's lack of effort.
Despite the gibe, he remained focused on his goals and didn't let it affect him.