GAB Meaning and
Definition
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Gab is a noun that refers to the act of idle or trivial talk, conversation, or generally engaging in lively, often informal, and casual chatter. It commonly involves discussing multiple topics in a relaxed and friendly manner without much substance or deep significance. Gab is typically characterized by a light-hearted and gossipy tone, often involving sharing news, anecdotes, or personal information. It can also involve playful banter, jokes, and humorous exchanges in a social setting.
Gab can also be used as a verb, meaning to engage in this kind of talk or conversation. When used in this context, it indicates the act of conversing in a casual, chatty manner. People engaged in gabbing may engage in small talk, catching up, or simply entertaining each other through light-hearted conversation, without delving into serious or substantial matters.
The term "gab" is often associated with informal gatherings, such as social events, parties, or casual get-togethers where individuals seek to enjoy each other's company and build connections through friendly conversations. It establishes a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere, allowing for free-flowing and often lively discourse that fosters a sense of camaraderie among participants.
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• Talkativeness; loquacity.
• To talk much; to talk idly.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of GAB
The word "gab" originated in Middle English, around the 14th century, as a noun meaning "mocking talk" or "idle talk". It can be traced back to the Old Norse word "gabb", which meant "mockery" or "mocking". In Old English, "gabbe" was used to describe idle talk or jesting. Over time, "gab" transitioned into a verb, meaning to talk excessively or to speak idly. The word has persisted in modern English with similar meanings, often referring to chatter or idle conversation.
Idioms with the word GAB
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gift of (the) gab
The idiom "gift of (the) gab" refers to a person's natural talent or ability to speak eloquently, fluently, and confidently. It typically describes someone who possesses persuasive and captivating communication skills, often being able to engage and captivate an audience with their words.
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gift of gab
The idiom "gift of gab" refers to someone's natural ability or talent to speak eloquently, persuasively, and effectively. It implies that the person has an exceptional skill for engaging in conversation, storytelling, or public speaking, often captivating and influencing others with their words.
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have the gift of gab
The idiom "have the gift of gab" refers to someone who is exceptionally skilled at speaking or has a natural talent for conversation. It implies that they possess the ability to be persuasive, articulate, and engaging in their speech.
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the gift of gab
The idiom "the gift of gab" refers to the natural ability or talent to speak effortlessly and persuasively, often characterized by being talkative, charming, and engaging in conversation.
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the gift of gab, at the gift of the gab
The idiom "the gift of gab" refers to someone's ability to speak effortlessly and persuasively, often considered a natural talent for conversation or public speaking. It indicates that someone has an exceptional skill for engaging others in conversation or delivering compelling speeches. "At the gift of the gab" essentially means possessing this aptitude.
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the gift of the gab
The idiom "the gift of the gab" refers to someone's natural ability to speak fluently, persuasively, and with charm. It implies that the person has a talent for engaging conversations, storytelling, and public speaking, often being able to captivate and convince others easily.
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Similar spelling words for GAB
- gabby,
- gap,
- gaba,
- gag,
- gay,
- cab,
- dab,
- lab,
- grab,
- Gal.,
- jab,
- gas,
- gavia,
- ga,
- gaffe,
- Gaby,
- nab,
- gawp,
- GAAP,
- gaff,
- ga.,
- tab,
- gape.
Conjugate verb Gab
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