| GABBARD | • gabbard n. Alternative form of gabbart. • Gabbard prop.n. A surname. • GABBARD n. (Scots) a kind of barge, also GABBART. |
| GABBART | • gabbart n. (Nautical) A lighter or barge; a small one-masted sailing or coasting vessel designed for inland navigation. • GABBART n. (Scots) a kind of barge, also GABBARD. |
| GABBERS | • gabbers n. Plural of gabber. • GABBER n. a chatterbox. |
| GABBIER | • gabbier adj. Comparative form of gabby: more gabby. • GABBY adj. talkative. |
| GABBING | • gabbing v. Present participle of gab. • GAB v. to chatter. |
| GABBLED | • gabbled v. Simple past tense and past participle of gabble. • GABBLE v. to chatter or talk inarticulately. |
| GABBLER | • gabbler n. One who gabbles, or prates loquaciously on a trifling subject. • GABBLER n. one who gabbles. |
| GABBLES | • gabbles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of gabble. • GABBLE v. to chatter or talk inarticulately. |
| GABBROS | • gabbros n. Plural of gabbro. • GABBRO n. (Italian) a coarsely crystalline igneous rock. |
| GABELLE | • gabelle n. A tax; especially, the tax on salt levied in pre-Revolutionary France. • GABELLE n. (French) a tax on salt. |
| GABFEST | • gabfest n. (Slang, chiefly US) An occasion (such as a meeting) where people talk at length. • GABFEST n. (slang) a gathering characterised by much talk and gossip. |
| GABIONS | • gabions n. Plural of gabion. • GABION n. (French) a basket of earth or stones used for fortification. |
| GABLETS | • gablets n. Plural of gablet. • GABLET n. a small gable. |
| GABLING | • gabling n. (Architecture) Gables collectively. • GABLE v. to form a gable (a triangular section of wall). |
| GABNASH | • GABNASH n. (Scots) chatter, prattle, also NASHGAB. |
| GABOONS | • gaboons n. Alternative form of goboons; plural of gaboon. • Gaboons n. Plural of Gaboon. • GABOON n. a West African hardwood. |