tibial

[Lat. tibi (a); Eng. adj. suff. al.] 1. Pertaining to the pipe or flute called a tibia. 2. Pertaining to the tibia or shin-bone; as, the tibial artery. *ti-biç'-In-āte, v. i. [Lat. tibicen (gen it. tibic in is )=a flute-player.] To play on a tibia or pipe. tib-1-0-, prefix . [TIBIA.] Connected with the tibia. tibio-fibular, a. Of, belonging to, or connected with the tibia and the fibula. There are tibio - fibu calendar. (2) Tib of the buttery: A goose. (Gipsy cant.) (3) To tib out : To go out of bounds. (School slang .) "When I was a boy I used what they call to tib out , and run down to a public-house in Cistercian Lane, the Red Cow, sir." Thackeray: New comes , ch. xli.