The three-character ISO 3166 country code for GIBRALTAR.

The term for a ferret that has been neutered (male).

1560s, type of iron hook, of unknown origin. As a piece of wood or metal to hold something else in place, from 1795. There are other mechanical senses, but it is not clear how, or if, the all are rela [..]

masc. proper name, a familiar abbreviation of Gilbert. As a typical name for a cat from c. 1400; hence gib-cat "a cat" (1590s), especially an old, castrated male, but also used as a term of [..]

 a he-cat.

A tapered strip of metal placed between the bearing surface of two machine parts to ensure a precision fit and provide an adjustment for wear.

(n) a unit of information equal to 1024 mebibytes or 2^30 (1,073,741,824) bytes(n) a castrated tomcat

The cut of his gib. (See JIB.)

Projecting arm of a crane; a jib. 2. Forelock of a shackle. 3. Wedge-shaped piece of metal used for transmitting thrust to a collar, or inclined surface.

A metal fitting that holds a member in place, or presses two members together.

A.K.A. Bear, Pitter (the guy in the pit). Literally, the "Guy In Back". More common in Air Force usage, refers to the backseater (pilot, non-pilot, or NFO) of a 2-place tactical aircraft. In [..]

a castrated male cat; most people use the term "a neuter" instead.

, sb. a hook on the end of a peculiar pattern of yard-stick.

Guy in Back. Slang term for WSO, RIO, and B/N. The guy behind the FUF.

Pronounced "gibb", with a hard G. "Guy In Back", the Navy pilot's term for what the Navy more formally calls "Radar Intercept Officer" (RIO) or " [..]

To reduce someone/thing to meaty chunks. Taken from the word ‘giblet’. Also can refer to the resulting chunks.

Gibbing is what happens when a character is blown to smithereens. This is usually depicted as unrecognizable bloody chunks flying everywhere. (A gib is one of these small chunks.) A soldier gibs after [..]

A bolt or wedge made from wood or metal used for holding a machine part in place. A castrated male cat or ferret. A male cat; a tomcat.

The three-character ISO 3166 country code for GIBRALTAR.

Medieval diminutive of Gilbert.