jabbing
/ˈdʒæbɪŋ/
verb
- Poking or thrusting quickly and sharply, especially with a pointed object or a fist.
- The boxer kept jabbing at his opponent's face with quick left hooks.
- He was jabbing his finger at the map to show where the treasure was buried.
- She was jabbing the needle into the fabric to sew a button.
- Making a quick, critical remark or comment aimed at someone.
- The comedian was jabbing at the audience's favorite celebrities.
- My brother was jabbing me about my messy room all morning.
- During the debate, the candidates kept jabbing at each other's policies.
noun
- The act of poking or thrusting quickly and sharply.
- The doctor's jabbing with the needle made the child flinch.
- He felt a sharp jabbing in his side after running too fast.
- A quick jabbing of the button started the machine.