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jive

[jahyv] / dʒaɪv /




















































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Everything is flat and framed in medium shots, missing the dark cityscape aesthetic of the first film, which jived with the ethos of modern mythology.

From Los Angeles Times

Standard time, the group argues, better jives with the movement of the sun and the circadian rhythm, or body clock, of human beings.

From Washington Times

Someone was telling me to stick my butt out and jive talk and walk around and stick your lip out and bug your eyes.

From Los Angeles Times

During rehearsals in Harlem last week, Higginson led the Sing Harlem choir, instructing them to stand tall, jive to the rhythm, and hit sharp staccato notes.

From New York Times

She said she was dancing the jive when she heard the first gunshot.

From Los Angeles Times