Converse of object

• smack: I was gob smacked to find a spam message in my guest book.

• have: She keeps Boogie in check, has a big gob - yes she really has!

• shut: Too many supposedly hard left principled MPs kept their gobs shut and their heads down and let Bliar get on with it.

• get: As long as we psychic people are getting great gobs of money anyway it doesn't matter a toss what they think.

• fester: Mr Campbell: Shut your festering gob, you tit!

• keep: If something is bad, keep thy gob shut, unless asked.

Adjective modifier

• big: She keeps Boogie in check, has a big gob - yes she really has!

• great: As long as we psychic people are getting great gobs of money anyway it doesn't matter a toss what they think.

• fat: I knew I should have kept my fat gob shut.

• large: Tell-tale signs include: drunkenness, unsteady gait, large gob uttering profanities.

• ugly: Put your dummy back into your Ugly Gob and Get back inside Your Pram.

Modifies a noun

• stopper: Roughly twenty quid a truffle the size of a gob stopper.

• fire: William Fletcher informed Mr. Potts, the Manager, that a gob fire was breaking out in number 5 drift.

• stink: He eventually mentioned this to Albert Hughes, a spare fireman, who thought it was gob stink.

Modifying Another Word

• absolutely: We may well be absolutely gob smacked once the figures for SRB funding in Northwood are released.

• just: An ' that why it melts in yer gob just like snow.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• off: You shouldn't really have any bother in either of these unless you're minging and start gobbing off!

Adjective complement

• smacking: The elation of being the first people ever to see this was simply gob smacking.

Preposition: of

• money: As long as we psychic people are getting great gobs of money anyway it doesn't matter a toss what they think.

• goo: Aside from being cute gobs of goo, they are the stars of the addictive game Puyo Puyo from Sega.