terms |
jived |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb jived is
(
jive).
jived |
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jived |
jive |
As verbs the difference between jived and jive
is that
jived is (
jive) while
jive is (transitive|intransitive|us|colloquial) to deceive; to be deceptive or
jive can be (us).
As a noun jive is
a dance style popular in the 1940–50s.
lived |
jived |
As verbs the difference between lived and jived
is that
lived is past tense of live while
jived is past tense of jive.
jived |
rived |
As verbs the difference between jived and rived
is that
jived is (
jive) while
rived is (
rive).
jived |
jivey |
As a verb jived
is (
jive).
As an adjective jivey is
having a jive character: thus alternatively lively or bogus.
jived |
fived |
As verbs the difference between jived and fived
is that
jived is past tense of jive while
fived is past tense of five.
jived |
jibed |
As verbs the difference between jived and jibed
is that
jived is past tense of jive while
jibed is past tense of jibe.
hived |
jived |
As verbs the difference between hived and jived
is that
hived is (
hive) while
jived is (
jive).
jived |
gived |
As verbs the difference between jived and gived
is that
jived is past tense of jive while
gived is past tense of give.
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