giber , also: jiber

The cause was lung cancer, said a friend, Lauren Giber.

Come, come, you are well understood to be a perfecter giber for the table than a necessary bencher in the Capitol.

This water mill is powered by the waters of Giber Å.

Aloof you stand and hear the railer's gibe While rain their shafts on me the giber band.

'Tis but a giber - leave the churl alone.

Louis Carter, David Giber, and Marshall Goldsmith (eds.)

GIBER, Regina, 1921, Jerusalem.

Jeff Weiss, a major figure in Manhattan's avant-garde theater for more than 25 years, here infuses the elder Menenius, friend or foil to Coriolanus, with sly wit and real stature, annointing "the perfecter giber" with a touch of nobility.