Definition of gab:

part of speech: verb

To talk much and idly.

Common misspellings * :

• 2gb (20.0%)
• gabe (20.0%)
• gb (60.0%)

Usage examples :

• He has more gift of the gab "The Duke's Children", - Anthony Trollope

• Like's not settin' quiet will be better for you 'n talkin', for I'm a dreadful hand to gab when I git started. "Work: A Story of Experience", - Louisa May Alcott

• I haven't got the gift of gab "Judith of the Godless Valley", - Honoré Willsie

• The truth is the real Hotspur did not talk much, but Shakespeare had the gift of the gab if ever a man had, and Hotspur was a mouthpiece. "The Man Shakespeare", - Frank Harris