Meaning of gab in English
(Definition of gab from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
gab | Intermediate English
The two of us were always gabbing away.
GAB | Business English
Examples of gab
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Myrtle was at a table, gabbing with other waitresses.
From New York Daily News
Moreover, gabbing publicly about the missteps of your teenager can be dangerous if you want them to get into college or be employed.
From TIME
It was almost as if the actual audition was an interruption of our gab session.
From Huffington Post
Now that the first presidential debate is over, pundits and politicos will be gabbing about what it all means for each candidate's campaign.
From Slate Magazine
Some hang out in online forums where jobless folks gab over the latest news on the economy or unemployment benefits.
From Huffington Post
Yet after he saw the little blue checkmark next to my username he was happy to gab.
From The Atlantic
Remarkably, though, his gift of gab shone through more often than his glitches did.
His gift for gab left reporters salivating and admirers invigorated with the same energy with which he spoke.
From NBCNews.com
Gab relies on filters, allowing people to choose what they don't want to see.
From NBCNews.com
There was no test, you just needed the gift of gab.
From ABC News
Gab, did your health have anything to do with it?
From Billboard
Launderettes throughout the world seem to give people the gift of gab.
From The Seattle Times
If you go early in the morning or right after work, there's no one else out there and you can ride side-by-side and just gab.
From cleveland.com
What we really need is better communication, the gift of gab, if you will.
From Los Angeles Times
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