Gibeonite (gibe on it)

[ And Giles must trudge, whoever gives command; A Gibeonite , that serves them all by turn. Bloom field , Farmer's Boy, Spring. giber, jiber (ji'bėr), n. One who utters gibes. Come, Sempronia, leave him; He is a giber , and our present busine Is of more serious consequence. B. Jonson, Cat i line, iii. 3. giberaltert, n. A cant or capricious term, of vague meaning, occurring only in the following extract, probably with some reference to Gibraltar in Spain. Let me cling to your flanks, my nimble giber alters . Merry Devil of Edmonton. giberne (zhē-bern'), n. [F., a cartridge-box.] A sort of bag in which grenadiers formerly held their hand-grenades, worn like a powder flask. Wilhelm, Mil. Dict.