- as incolloquial
- as injazz
- as injest
- as inlip service
- as inmalarky
- as innonsense
- as inpatter
- as inpiffle
- as inabsurdity
- as inpoppycock
- as inrigmarole
- as insham
- as inspiel
- as intalk
- as intwaddle
- as insong and dance
- as inrag
- as incheat
- as intommyrot
- as invictimization
- as inconversation
- as indance
- as indeception
- as indefense
- as indistortion
- as inevasion
- as inexcuse
- as infabrication
- as inflattery
- as inguile
- as injest
- as injoke
- as inpretend
- as inprevaricate
- as inridicule
- as insatirize
- as inbanter
- as intease
- as intrick
- as inbluff
- as inboast
- as inbrag
- as injosh
- as intwit
- as indefraud
- as indelude
- as inequivocate
- as infabricate
- as infib
- as infool
- as inhedge
Synonyms for jive
adj particular, familiar to an area, informalAntonyms for jive
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banter
verb. tease
bluff
verb. deceive
bluffing
verb. deceive
boast
verb. brag
- advertise
- aggrandize
- attract attention
- blow
- blow one's own horn
- blow smoke
- bluster
- bully
- cock-a-doodle-doo
- con
- congratulate oneself
- crow
- exaggerate
- exult
- fake
- flatter oneself
- flaunt
- flourish
- gasconade
- give a good account of oneself
- gloat
- glory
- grandstand
- hug oneself
- jive
- lay on thick
- prate
- preen
- psych
- puff
- shoot
- shovel
- show off
- showboat
- shuck
- sling
- sound off
- strut
- swagger
- talk big
- triumph
- vapor
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