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vibe

noun (a vibe, vibes) (informal); verb (vibe, vibes, vibed, vibing) (slang)

«vibe» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. (informal) A vibe is the feeling or mood a place, person or thing gives you. tree →
  2. (slang) To vibe means to relax and enjoy yourself, often to music. tree →
  3. (slang) To vibe with someone means to get on well with them. tree →
  4. «Vibes» is short for vibraphone, a musical instrument (rare). tree →

In the lessons

Common in young people's talk: «good vibes», «bad vibes», «the vibe in here is cosy», «just vibing». In stories, a character «gets a weird vibe» when something feels wrong — it can be a warning feeling.

Examples

  • This café has a really chill vibe. tree →
  • I got bad vibes from that dark alley. tree →
  • We're just vibing to music in my room. tree →
  • Good vibes only! tree →
  • I really vibe with my new classmate. tree →
  • The party had a happy vibe. tree →

Note

Informal/slang — fine with friends, not in formal writing. Short for «vibration». A «vibe check» means checking how someone feels.

On Mova

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/vibe/