Past tense of gibe; mocked or taunted someone.
From gibe + -ed (past tense and past participle suffix). The regular conjugation shows how this word has been integrated into English verb patterns since the 16th century.
Medieval jesters often gibed at nobility—it was literally their job to mock the king in clever ways, showing that insult through humor was an ancient art form.
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