Glib is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GLIB in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make plausible
• To make glib.
• To castrate; to geld; to emasculate.
• render glib, smooth, or slippery
NOUN:
• A thick lock of hair, hanging over the eyes.
ADJECTIVE:
• fluent and plausible
• (of words or a speaker) fluent but insincere and shallow
• fluent but insincere or superficial
• marked by lack of intellectual depth
• having only superficial plausibility
• artfully persuasive in speech

Words related to GLIB

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Words that contain GLIB

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How to use GLIB in a sentence

• There is the glib tongue and cool self-possession of the salesman in a large shop, which, as is well known, overpower the prudence and resolution of housekeepers of both sexes.
• The glib Countess remained entirely convinced that his anger was not at being seen, but at not being applauded when seen.
• If the fat glib youth objected to the African on principle, Mr.
• He was not glib of speech, at best, and this second blow was hard to bear.
• Times not hard for them glib and well as they seems.
• It is with a feeling of more than common relief that we see around us the lively faces and hear the glib tongues of the French.
• They seemed so sufficient unto themselves, with their plans, and their glib knowledge of places, and amusements, and girls.
• Do you? She was very glib with the sheep and the geese, but the grindstone made her head ache, and she gave it up.
• Some persons seem to think lecturing a very simple occupation, requiring only a glib tongue, and a good pair of lungs.
• Dalton was a dapper young man, exceedingly glib and well dressed, making his way in political and official, as he had already made it in social life.
• But I gad, it strikes me that you are pretty glib to-night.
• He was a very glib talker and spoke fluently in five foreign languages.
• Glib, easy talkers, who are always ready to speak on any subject, who require no time for preparation, may go on chattering, forever, but their talk is only chatter.
• Ellwood, therefore, was clearly the possessor of a sober judgment, and not a likely person to be carried away by the glib words of a wandering preacher.
• But they must be lawyers profoundly read in the history and philosophy of their profession, and no catchpennny advocates with a glib tongue and an elastic conscience.
• For Abram was a fellow of few words, and Frank was glib of speech.
• He was bound for the home of a strange family, speaking a tongue in which he was far from glib.
• We are glib concerning the laws of nature, and seem to regard them much as the printed regulations stuck on hackney carriages, whatsoever they may be.
• The learning of anything, especially of arithmetic and grammar, by the glib repetition of rules was a system that he held in contempt.
• Look closer yet, and all his glib, sham-soldier talk will not deceive you.
• Elizabeth was forty-one years old then, but apparently very attractive and glib of tongue.
• If they are not glib, neither are they always clean-cut or direct.
• When the Revolution broke out, he took sides with the Americans, and being a glib and forth-putting person he talked himself into the repute of being a great general.
• Reserved he was, and not a loose or glib talker, but he always showed his interest and gave close attention.
• I am never glib with strangers, and I throw in a word only now and then, all my attention and observation having passed into my eyes.
• His manner is excessively glib and fluent, yet he has a trick of furtively glancing round while he talks, as if fearful of being overheard.
• It was impossible for Lane to take this latter remark for anything but the glib boldness of an erotic child.
• We have curled our lips in something like contempt as we have witnessed glib apology and weary explanation.

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