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gibbed

American  
[gibd] / gɪbd /

adjective

Veterinary Medicine.
  1. (of a cat) castrated.


Etymology

Origin of gibbed

First recorded in 1625–35; gib 2 + -ed 2

Example Sentences

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It is gibbed to the bed plate z by the gib f, which is so constructed as to be free from dirt.

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Poor old Saxby was always anxious that no kind of"—Prescott gibbed at the word for a moment or two—"no kind of slur should be attached....

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Considering the road, it was not unnatural that my men gibbed a little at the eleven-day accomplishment.

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The lower end of the matcher is held in place by being gibbed to the cross tie p′, Fig.

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The work-holding frame or vice is supported, for circular surfaces, by being pivoted to the base at o, o, and by the gibbed head d, which has journal bearing at e.

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