Keep it Jivy Baby Girl! Most Wanted #4

jive
/jīv/
noun
noun: jive; plural noun: jives; noun: jive talk
1.
a lively style of dance popular especially in the 1940s and 1950s, performed to swing music or rock and roll.
swing music.
a style of dance music popular in South Africa.
"township jive"
2.
a form of slang associated with African American jazz musicians.
INFORMAL•US
a thing, especially talk, that is deceptive or worthless.
"a single image says more than any amount of blather and jive"
verb
verb: jive; 3rd person present: jives; past tense: jived; past participle: jived; gerund or present participle: jiving
1.
perform the jive or a similar dance to popular music.
"people were jiving in the aisles"
2.
INFORMAL•US
taunt or sneer at.
"Willy kept jiving him until Jimmy left"
talk nonsense.
"he wasn't jiving about that bartender"
3.
INFORMAL•US
be in accord; agree.
"her facial expressions did not jive with what she was saying"
adjectiveINFORMAL•US
adjective: jive

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