verb
definition
To poke or thrust abruptly, or to make such a motion.
definition
To deliver a quick punch.
definition
To give someone an injection
Examples of jabbed in a Sentence
She jabbed the spoon in the ice cream and sighed.
His eyes twinkled and he jabbed a thumb at the dining room.
A short stocky man in a white T-shirt and matching sneakers jabbed a hand at Alex.
She jabbed him in the chest.
Before I could, the door was kicked open I was grabbed about the neck in a strangle hold that gagged me and a knife jabbed upward under my chin!
He jabbed his thumb toward the wall behind him, where she made out the slender nickel doorknob in the space between two shelves of ancient books.
Finally Carmen grabbed the shovel and jabbed it into the pile of dirt.
The Original Other jabbed her in the arm, pulling her back to reality.
The battery was evidently fully charged as a large spark shot out when Paul jabbed his little penknife scissors into the contacts.
He jabbed his hands in his pockets and looked away.
Wasting no time, she jabbed her left foot in the stirrup and lifted her hand to be swallowed in his.
Once I slept, it was the sleep of the dead and I didn't awaken until Betsy jabbed me.
He jabbed him in the arm, entertained by his unflappable friend's discomfort.
That was when she jabbed him in the nose as hard as she could with her free hand.
He jabbed the fork into a clump of scrambled eggs and started eating.
He jabbed at the fire a few times.
She jabbed him in the chest with each question, unwilling to back down.