gib

1. (transitive, video games) To destroy an in-game object so that it turns into gibs.Examples: "Johnny Turbo has a chainsaw leg he can use to slide around and gib enemies […]"transitive

2. (intransitive, video games) To be turned into gibs.Examples: "Weapons like the Devastator and other explosives make enemies gib into a bloody gore, while the auto shotgun can easily mow down hordes of, well, anything."intransitive

1. (New Zealand) plasterboard.New-Zealanduncountable

1. (New Zealand) To install plasterboard.Examples: "As the wallpaper stripping progresses the damage to walls becomes more apparent. It may require more variation orders for gibbing of walls as well as ceilings."New-Zealand

1. (aviation, slang) Initialism of guy in back (someone who sits in the back of a jet).Examples: "You undoubtedly know that each F-4 Phantom jet carried two pilots in separate, tandem cockpits. Major Dennis Harper was the frontseater and was the AC or Aircraft Commander. Jim was the backseater or the GIB."; "When I originally checked out in the airplane, we got a few orientation rides in the backseat to familiarize us with the systems, but I was not very knowledgeable about all their intricacies. I came to have a much better appreciation of what the GIBs had to put up with in the back."Synonyms: backseaterabbreviationalt-ofinitialismslang

1. (informal) Gibraltarinformal