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What's the origin of the word 'jive' Is there a metaphor here with chicken wings? I'm partly confused because i thought to jive meant to go well with, like that approach jives well with me. then someone called me a jive turkey

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I often hear people use the word jive when i'm pretty sure they mean jibe. it's a subtle sound difference so it's hard to catch Not a big concern. similarly, i understand that phrase to mean, it's not difficult. but where does this phrase come from But why do so many people mix these two up?

What is single word in english for a fake/false image (in terms of personality, not in terms of photograph) of someone?

Thus jibe can be understood as the imitation of spanish speaker attempting to say jive Thus but i also jibe with salgado. can be understood as a spanish speaker's pronunciation of but i also jive with salgado. (both sentences are possible.) hence, shiv Oh, you jibe with him Pretty sure that's racist, tom.

Jive talks a lively style of dance popular especially in the 1940s and 1950s, performed to swing music or rock and roll A style of dance music popular in south africa A form of slang associated with black american jazz musicians. Americans might have heard in the 90s about ebonics, which is the same thing

I don't think it is really appropriate to call it jive anymore

You can see from the wikipedia page that it has many names, partly because it is a sensitive topic for many, and some names have become. The emphasis in bold i. Some customers and i started to talk turkey over a programming requirement the other day, meaning that all parties involved were starting serious negotiations or discussions I'm looking for a specific verb that mean 'giving people shit' (as in teasing them, keeping them honest)

It needs to capture that the teasing is warranted, and that the criticism is correct. Where does the phrase ain't no thang but a chicken wang come from Per online slang dictionary, it's an interjection used to indicate that something is okay