glib

UK
/ɡlɪb/
US
/ɡlɪb/

Translations

glibadjective
glibber
Comp.
glibbest
Super.
UK
/ɡlɪb/
US
/ɡlɪb/
His glib remarks during the meeting were not appreciated.
Его бойкие замечания на встрече не были оценены.
The politician's glib promises were met with skepticism.
Скользкие обещания политика были встречены с недоверием.
She gave a glib response to a serious question.
Она дала поверхностный ответ на серьезный вопрос.
glibnoun
glibs
pl
Archaic noun referring to an Irish hairstyle or wig; rarely used today.
glibverb
glibbed
Past Simple
glibbed
Past Participle
glibbing
Gerund
UK
/ɡlɪb/
US
/ɡlɪb/
Archaic, transitive; chiefly historical usage.

Definitions

glibadjective
Fluent and voluble but insincere and shallow.
His glib remarks during the meeting made it clear he hadn't really thought about the issue.
Smooth or slippery to the touch; having a polished, slick surface (archaic).
The cobblestones were made glib by the constant wash of the tide.
glibnoun
An archaic Irish hairstyle consisting of a thick lock of hair or a wig.
The rebel wore his glib low over his eyes, defying the soldiers’ orders to crop it.
glibverb
To castrate (an animal).
In former times, farmers glibbed the young rams before the summer drives.