It is a dance accosiated with rock and roll. It involves hand movements, obviously and claps.
Hand can be a noun or a verb. As a noun: She placed the money on the palm of his hand. As a verb: She handed him the money.
Hand sanitizer will not get rid of warts.
People, quilts, hand
Possibly because the surgeon cut a nerve.
A rifle, because it is longer.
Family Matters - 1989 Drinking and Jiving - 9.4 was released on: USA: 10 October 1997
The cast of Wondrous Oblivion - 2003 includes: Ukachi Akalawu as The Jiving Lindy Hoppers Barrington Anderson as Shuffle Dancer Richard Ashton as W.G. Grace Dominic Barklem as Pritchard Newton Boothe as Ticket Collector Ben Borowiecki as Robinson Leagh Conwell as Jessop Mary Cunningham as Mrs. Dunkley Anni Domingo as Mrs. Jackson Leonie Elliott as Judy Samuel Julia Ford as Mrs. Bryce Maxine Green as The Jiving Lindy Hoppers Stewart Gurney as The Jiving Lindy Hoppers Lucy Gusen as The Jiving Lindy Hoppers Warren Heyes as The Jiving Lindy Hoppers Maureen Hibbert as Shuffle Dancer Carolene Hinds as Skinny Woman Frank Holden as Shuffle Dancer Geetha Joseph as The Jiving Lindy Hoppers Rrenford Junior Fagan as Club Dancer Delores Kumah as The Jiving Lindy Hoppers Petra Letang as Loretta Samuel Irven Lewis as Shuffle Dancer Delroy Lindo as Dennis Samuel Perry Louis as Shuffle Dancer Carol MacReady as Mrs. Wilson Joe Mafe as The Jiving Lindy Hoppers Louis Mahoney as Mr. Johnson Lionel Mark Smith as Fireman Ben McCosker as Second Youth Gary McDonald as Gary Sobers Hugh Mitchell as Hargreaves Yasmin Paige as Lilian Mark Penfold as Head Teacher Simon Peter as Shuffle Dancer Abdul Popoola as Stand In Jurgen Proschinger as Cricket Player Alexis Roberts as The Jiving Lindy Hoppers Danny Robinson as Third Youth Jon Rumney as Silverstein Russell Sargeant as The Jiving Lindy Hoppers Melvyn Saunders as Shuffle Dancer Osnat Schmool as Mrs. Glickstein Roy Shirley as Shuffle Dancer Naomi Simpson as Dorothy Samuel Rhashan Stone as Frank Worrell Stanley Townsend as Victor Wiseman Tim Treloar as Police Officer Sophie Walker as Mrs. Jessop Bill Wallis as Newsreel Commentary Alex Wetten as Baxter Philip Whitchurch as Mr. Woodberry Bill Wiltshire as Shuffle Dancer Emily Woof as Ruth Wiseman Angela Wynter as Grace Wiseman
We didn't want to join in because it would mean the loss of a lot of lives but we were jiving support to our allies over seas even though we claimed we weren't. in fact the Lusitania had ammunition on it when it was sunk.
Absolutely, jive is a word.jivejīv/nounnoun: jive; plural noun: jives; noun: jive talk; plural noun: jive talks1. a lively style of dance popular especially in the 1940s and 1950s, performed to swing music or rock and roll.swing music.a style of dance music popular in South Africa. "township jive"2. a form of slang associated with black American jazz musicians.North Americaninformala thing, especially talk, that is deceptive or worthless."a single image says more than any amount of blather and jive"verbverb: jive; 3rd person present: jives; past tense: jived; past participle: jived; gerund or present participle: jiving1. perform the jive or a similar dance to popular music."people were jiving in the aisles"2.North Americaninformaltaunt or sneer at."Willy kept jiving him until Jimmy left"talk nonsense. "he wasn't jiving about that bartender"adjectiveNorth Americaninformaladjective: jive1. deceitful or worthless.
From UrbanDictionary.com: "A kind of walking or dancing that is like crumping in motion. This term was originally used in "Maniac Magee" but no one knew what it meant then. Its the most gangster you can get without being gangster. Just bend, cross your arms, maybe snap your fingers, and keep walking."
My highschool used Junior Mints, but some kinda lame ones are jamming juniors, jiving juniors, and jumping juniors
I can rhyme the word deserved... add un- to whichever one you use. curved swerved served conserved deserved observed preserved reserved nerved
Jog, jag, jading japing jawing, jetlag, jibing, jiving,joking, joying, jung, jug, jug, jerking, jesting, jetting, jibbing jigging, jilting, jobbing, jogging, joining, jolting, joshing, jotting, judging, jugging, juicing, jumping, junking justing, jutting
At Hand
All the time the long hand is the minute hand, the short hand is the hour hand, and the red thin hand is the seconds hand.
hand to hand
it is the short hand