gab

IPA: gˈæb

Idle chatter.
The mouth or gob.
One of the open-forked ends of rods controlling reversing in early steam engines.
A diminutive of the male given name Gabriel.
(psychology) Initialism of gender-atypical behavior.

Examples of "gab" in Sentences

Please do so without all the gab.
Thatcher definitely had the gift of gab.
Do not add in Batista's opponent at the GAB.
They obviously inherited the Gift of the Gab.
GAB will probably do the same as well as Lockdown.
The author has the Hibernian gift and curse of gab.
For your gift of the gab is a caution -- are splendid;
"Shut up that kind of gab," demanded Jorth, stridently.
I was the oldest and seemed to have the gift of the gab.
It was just announced that Umaga will defend the title at the GAB.
"Aw, shut up that kind of gab, will y'u?" broke in Colter, harshly.
Berserk, nor "gab" like the Paladins of Charlemagne, he is ready on provocation to boast of what he has done.
Sometimes our phone conversations go on forever, and we just kind of gab about our lives, and what is holding us back.
The notion that our leaders might have the brains and skill to maturely resolve conflicts with the gift of gab is astounding and long overdue.
The natives in the vicinity of Perth generally use the word gab-by, or kuyp-e, for water, but those inhabiting a district only twelve or fourteen miles distant from Perth adopt the word kow-win; the word used by the natives in the vicinity of Adelaide in South Australia for water is kauw-ee.