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Adjective gabby has 1 sense
  1. chatty, gabby, garrulous, loquacious, talkative, talky - full of trivial conversation; "kept from her housework by gabby neighbors"
    Antonym: taciturn (indirect, via voluble)

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Term: Gabby

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1: Talkative or chatty

Description: Gabby is used to describe someone who tends to talk a lot or share a lot of information.

Example sentence: Jane is known to be quite gabby; she never misses an opportunity to share all the latest gossip.

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Sense 2: Full of clefts or ridges

Description: In a more specific context, gabby can describe something that is characterized by having numerous clefts or ridges.

Example sentence: The mountain range was covered in gabby terrain, making it challenging but beautiful to navigate.

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Part of Speech: Noun

Sense 1: A gabby person

Description: As a noun, gabby refers to someone who talks excessively or is known for their constant chatter.

Example sentence: Sarah's new coworker turned out to be a gabby, making it difficult for her to concentrate on her work.

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Sense 2: A gab garment

Description: In fashion, a gabby noun refers to a garment made from gabardine, a tightly woven fabric known for its durability.

Example sentence: She wore a gabby while traveling to stay comfortable and ensure her outfit stayed wrinkle-free throughout the long journey.

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