jive

The music at the party had a great jive to it.

She can really jive with the rhythm of the song.

Their dance moves perfectly jive with the beat.

The colors in the painting jive well together.

His explanation didn't quite jive with the facts.

The new design doesn't jive with the company's brand image.

Their personalities don't really jive, causing conflicts.

The story's timeline doesn't jive with historical events.

The feedback from customers doesn't jive with the company's expectations.

The data doesn't jive with the hypothesis proposed.

It's in the fridge, daddy-o. Are you hep to the jive?

Jump and jive out on the floor.

So it's an unsaturated fat, but it's really bad for you, that doesn't really jive.

So investors liked Milei because of his free market plans, but clearly that didn't jive with voters.

Gravy! Jim is such a jive turkey man. He is always hitting me up for cash. Anyway, you wanna book and go grab some grub?

Yeah, that jives with how I understand it.  Bull crap is something worthless, but still seems like content at a glance.  There must be other idioms about bulls.

Their rejuvenated virtual selves are eerily real: dancing, jiving and, between songs, joshing with the crowd (virtual Benny insisting that he is the real thing: " I just look very good for my age" ).