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Definition of "gob" []
- A small mass or lump. (noun)
- Informal A large quantity. Often used in the plural: a gob of money; gobs of time. (noun)
- Slang The mouth. (noun)
- Slang A sailor. (noun)
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Use "gob" in a sentence
- "So what I'm saying is there were vast parts of the mine with what we call gob that had had already been caved in."
- "I remain gob smacked by todays parenting skills, attitudes, and its amazing adaptation."
- "` wool '; gab, Gaelic for ` mouth' (and hence ` chatter ') from which we also get the word gob (in England a popular form of candy for children is "gobstoppers"), and its derivatives gobble and goblet; galore, from the Gaelic gu"