What is I Don't Like The Cut Of Your Jib?
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In the early 1700's the cut of the jib sail, often signified the nationality of a vessel. The term was being used figureatively by the 1800's to express like, or dislike for someone. So, the 'Cut of one's jib' refers to their general appearance of personality.
Little Jr. Son of a bitch: Hi Mr.
Me: I don't like the cut of your jib.
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An old expression showing a general dislike for somebody.
Dave: HUH?
Steve: I don't like the cut of your jib.
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