Meaning of gab in English
(Definition of gab from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
gab | American Dictionary
The two of us were always gabbing away.
GAB | Business English
Examples of gab
gab
Is it not the case that he has now been rumbled as all gab and no action?
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For example, if a wrestler can perform well in the ring, but lacks the gift of gab, a manager will cut promos for him.
He's a con man and has the gift of the gab.
Sometimes the "gab" is not considered a separate genre of poetry but simply a boast found within another genre, commonly the "sirventes".
It was during this time that a gift for gab was finely honed that aided in future success.
The creditor will orally agree to give the debtor extra time to make a paymentthis is the gab.
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