to vibe
- verb
- /vaɪb/
- Informal
- You're gonna want real musicians in a room, vibing off of each other.
- really vibing
- vibing right now
- vibing right
I don't know that I'm like vibing on the undertone of this.
- I don't know that I'm like vibing on the undertone of this.
- And that's kind of what I vibe off the the whole crowd for.
- I'm not I wasn't vibing with it at all and it's trash.
- But she's smart, she's super sexy, she's a sweetheart and we vibe connect really well.
- I have a genre of names that I'm vibing, but nothing set in stone yet.
- And you saw me really vibing with a gas.
Examples
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This is exactly how my mom is and I vibe with that so much.
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Well, we're vibing, right?
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Does it vibe with what you know about the All Mother?
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But for me, those are not necessarily the people that vibe the most with my stuff.
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Instead of trying further, I just told myself that I could not vibe with her and that I was obviously not suited for her.
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I just don't think I vibe as much as I did with the other guys.
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Dude, I can tell you right now, she is not vibing you.
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I'm not vibing with anyone, really.
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Don't stick around a job where you don't connect or vibe or feel like you belong.
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When we met for coffee, I could tell we really vibe and share similar thoughts.
Synonyms
To be excited and enjoy taking part in an activity
To make someone feel something strongly and remember it for a long time
Make someone feel a strong, shared emotion or understanding
Feel a natural connection with someone or something
Idioms
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
- Slang
A style or feeling of strong sadness shown in dark clothes, music, and moody photos
- Informal
A smell or feeling like pine trees that makes a place feel fresh like winter
How Connected
- Informal
- US
Surface Forms
Etymology
Vibe as a verb comes from the same root vibration and keeps the idea of 'sharing a feeling'. So to vibe with someone is to 'match their mood' or connect with them, as if your feelings 'vibrate' together.