IPA: //kaɪb//
KK: /kaɪb/
A sore or inflamed area on the skin, particularly on the heel, caused by cold weather.
After walking barefoot in the snow, he developed a painful kibe on his heel.
The word 'kibe' originates from Old English 'cybe', meaning a sore or ulcer, particularly on the heel. It refers specifically to a painful sore on the heel caused by cold or damp conditions.
Think of a sore on the heel when you hear 'kibe', as it directly relates to the original meaning of a painful ulcer.