To dig something is to enjoy, like, love or understand something. Jive means to tease or lie to someone. Jive can also mean to dismiss something as false, nonsensical or unimportant.
Examples of dig: "I really dig The Beach Boys.", "She digs the beach.", "I dig what your saying."
Examples of jive: Teasing: "Don't jive me! My nose isn't blue." Lying: "Don't jive me! I saw you with her!" Nonsense: "That's jive Mary! You know you are as pretty as the other girls."
"Dig" can mean to understand, appreciate, or enjoy something, while "jive" can refer to dishonest or deceptive talk, as well as a lively style of dancing or music associated with jazz.
"Dig all jive" is a slang phrase that means to understand or appreciate something that is trendy, cool, or relevant. It's often used to express approval or enthusiasm for something.
Some African American slang words from the 1950s include "cool" (meaning stylish or impressive), "dig" (understand or appreciate), and "jive" (deceptive or exaggerated talk). These terms were commonly used within the jazz and blues communities.
In 70s slang, you could say "bent out of shape" to mean angry.
Slang terms in 1949 included "hip," meaning fashionable or cool, "dig it," meaning to understand or appreciate something, and "cat," referring to a person who is hip or cool. Other popular slang terms included "jive," meaning to deceive or taunt, and "daddy-o," a way to address someone informally.
Some slang terms used in 1969 include "groovy" (cool or fashionable), "far out" (excellent or amazing), "dig it" (understand or like), and "bummer" (a disappointing situation).
"Dig all jive" is a slang phrase that means to understand or appreciate something that is trendy, cool, or relevant. It's often used to express approval or enthusiasm for something.
It used to be called GI Joe jive.
Hit That Jive Jack (Perk Up, Be Happy) Put It In Your Pocket, 'Till I Get Back (Keep The Additude Away, We Will Talk About It Later) Going Downtown To See A Man (He's Going Downtown... To See A Man... XD) And I Aint Got Time To Chake Your Hand (Im In A Rush, I Gotta Go Now.)
hand jive and wheelbarrow unless your yard is massive
Sincere, honest, truthful are all antonyms of "jive", when the word is not being used to with reference to jive dance, jive music, or the slang used by jazz musicians. Beyond the musical reference, most people confuse "jive" with "jibe" and use it incorrectly. Used correctly you might say "This jive turkey tried to sell me the Brooklyn Bridge!" Incorrectly... "Your story just doesn't jive with the facts".
Meanings are limited to slang
In 70s slang, you could say "bent out of shape" to mean angry.
"Dig it" was a slang phrase during the 1960's meaning "to understand and appreciate something."
"Dig it" was a slang phrase during the 1960's meaning "to understand and appreciate something."
As soon as possible.
The slang word / acronym / abbreviation LIC means is Internet Slang.
In slang, "long" can mean something that is tiresome, boring, or tedious. It is often used to describe a situation or task that is perceived as being too much effort.