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Jibber

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jib 1  (jb)
n.
1. Nautical A triangular sail stretching from the foretopmast head to the jib boom and in small craft to the bowsprit or the bow.
2.
a. The arm of a mechanical crane.
b. The boom of a derrick.
[Origin unknown.]
jib 2  (jb)
intr.v. jibbed, jib·bing, jibs
To stop short and turn restively from side to side; balk.
[Origin unknown.]
jibber n.
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