Gift of gab

Gift of gab: 1.One who possesses a power over words.

2. When he/she speaks, that person has the power to influence a person's perspective and or get them to do as they wish.

Martin Luther King, rallied a million people of all races, during a time of great segregation and oppression, he truly had the gift of gab!

by Da king Bles April 12, 2019

the gift of gab

some with the ability to hold an engaging conversation with nearly every person they encounter.

Michael O'Shaughnnessy cannot go anywhere without making a friend - he has the gift of gab.

by buttermilkmeeks August 24, 2016

Gift of gab

The ability to talk anyone into anything.

Damn, That nigga got the gift of gab cuz he can get out of anything

by AC January 31, 2004

Ass Gab

Stretching with your ass up in the air, after indulging in a relaxing nap or sleep for a long period of time. This stretch is usually very refreshing.

"I was so hungover this morning. When I woke up I took a nice long Ass Gab."

"That cat just took an Ass Gab."

by Slolex December 19, 2011

gift of the gab

is an idiomatic phrase which means the "ability to talk readily, glibly, and convincingly"

She's got the gift of the gab - she should work in sales and marketing.

by zoli October 21, 2013

Mad Gab

The ever-so-popular drinking game, where a card is shown to you that has a series of random words written on it, and when you say the words it sounds like a popular phrase, or famous person. You repeat saying the random words until you realize what the phrase or person is. This game is only really fun with liquor involved, because the more drunk you get the more you slur, and it actually can become easier!

In Mad Gab, a card might say:
"Wheel Yum Air Ream He"
Answer:
"Will you marry me"
Example 2:
"Eye Needle Ax Eight If"
Answer:
"I need a laxative"

by Hugh Jazz February 5, 2006

Gift of gab

the "gift of gab" is the ability supposedly given to one who kisses the Blarney Stone in Ireland. This is the ability to talk others into doing what you want.

In Tommy Boy, Chris Farley seeks to find the gift of gab his father had as a salesman. This gift of gab is illustrated by David Spades comment that Farley's father could sell a "ketchup popsicle to a lady in white gloves."

by leanwitit April 16, 2006