gibe

He never spoke of the softer passions, save with a gibe and sneer.

But her gibe applies just as acutely to President Obama's fans outside the US, as to his supporters inside America.

Jargon is inappropriate, whether elevated, as in specialized technical language, or demeaning, as in a pejorative gibe.

It' s easy enough for you to gibe at them, but could you do any better ?

Please gibe me a phone call when you get to the place safe.

Please don't gibe at the child.

The latest controversy surrounds Ethiopia's colossal Gibe III dam.

One day Mark Twain was invited to gibe a talk in a small town.

It's impolite to gibe AT a foreign student's English.

The saying 'to play the flute to a cow' inplies a gibe at the audience.

A university student is banished for posting a gibe against homosexuals on her dormitory door;