jibbed (Meaning)

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jibbed (imp. & p. p.)

of Jib

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The boat jibbed abruptly, catching the wind and changing course rapidly.
During the America's Cup race, the crew jibbed flawlessly, gaining a tactical advantage.
The captain jibbed the sailboat expertly to avoid the oncoming storm.
As the wind shifted, the sailors jibed their vessel to keep it on a steady course.
The old wooden sailboat jibbed gracefully, slicing through the waves with a sense of timeless beauty.
In a daring maneuver, the pirate ship jibbed skillfully, escaping the clutches of the pursuing navy vessel.
As the sun dipped below the horizon, the fishing boat jibbed towards the harbor, eager to unload its daily catch.
Amidst the fierce winds of the open sea, the yacht jibbed nimbly, demonstrating its agility and resilience.
With a practiced hand, the sailor jibed the small sailboat, adjusting its sails to catch the changing gusts of wind.
The cargo ship jibbed cautiously, making its way through a narrow channel, surrounded by towering cliffs.

of Jib

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The boat jibbed abruptly, catching the wind and changing course rapidly.

During the America's Cup race, the crew jibbed flawlessly, gaining a tactical advantage.

The captain jibbed the sailboat expertly to avoid the oncoming storm.

As the wind shifted, the sailors jibed their vessel to keep it on a steady course.