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41gab — informal verb (gabs, gabbing, gabbed) talk at length. noun talk; chatter. Phrases the gift of the gab the ability to speak with eloquence and fluency. Derivatives gabby adjective (gabbier, gabbiest) …
42gab — 1. n. Chatter. 2. v. Talk too much. See gift of the gab …
43gab — n. colloq. talk, chatter, twaddle. Phrases and idioms: gift of the gab the facility of speaking eloquently or profusely. Derivatives: gabber n. Etymology: 17th c. var. of GOB(1) …
44Gab Olivier — is an electronic music producer who has been involved in many duos including Chromium, CJ Gab, Deep Funk Project, Digby Oliver, Gab Kris, Narcotik, and Precision. Many of the releases by these projects were released on Zero Tolerance Records. The …
45Gab (cantante) — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Born Gabriel Pangilinan Valenciano (14 de junio de 1988), conocido artíticamente como Gab. Es un cantante y danzarín filipino, hijo del actor y cantante Gary Valenciano y de Angeli Pangilinan, sus hermanos son Paolo… …
46gab|ar|dine — «GAB uhr deen, GAB uhr DEEN», noun. 1. a closely woven, woolen, cotton, or rayon cloth used for raincoats, suits, dresses, slacks, and other garments. Gabardine has small, diagonal ribs on its surface. 2. = gaberdine (def. 1). (Cf. ↑gaberdine)… …
47gab´bler — gab|ble «GAB uhl», verb, bled, bling, noun. –v.i. 1. to talk rapidly and noisily with little or no meaning; jabber: »We were nervous of Mr. Cookeem, feeling we had not the correct entrée or visa as he waited while customers were served and he and …
48gab|ble — «GAB uhl», verb, bled, bling, noun. –v.i. 1. to talk rapidly and noisily with little or no meaning; jabber: »We were nervous of Mr. Cookeem, feeling we had not the correct entrée or visa as he waited while customers were served and he and they… …
49gab´bi|ness — gab|by «GAB ee», adjective, bi|er, bi|est. Informal. very talkative; garrulous. –gab´bi|ness, noun …
50gab|er|dine — «GAB uhr deen, GAB uhr DEEN», noun. 1. a man s long, loose, outer garment or cloak. Gaberdines were worn in the Middle Ages. »You…spit upon my Jewish gaberdine (Shakespeare). 2. = gabardine (def. 1). (Cf. ↑gabardine) ╂[< Spanish gabardina < …
