A natural endowment, faculty, ability, or talent. Also natural gift, gift of God (also nature). gift of the gab (colloquial): see gab, n.1 1a.

figurative. Endowment; = dowry, n. 4.

figurative. A ‘gift’ or talent with which any one is endowed by nature or fortune: an endowment.

Of persons: An ability or aptitude, whether natural or acquired, for any special kind of action; formerly also, ability, ‘parts’, capacity in…

The action of investing or fact of being invested with some quality or attribute; also the quality or attribute with which something is invested; =…

figurative. A natural gift; a personal quality or ability. Usually in plural.

Apparatus, appliances, or instruments for work. immaterial; esp. Of intellectual faculties, or aptitudes; now only with mental or some equivalent…

A special aptitude or capacity for, or innate tendency towards, the production of literary or artistic work; (more generally) a particular talent…

A special natural ability or aptitude, usually for something expressed or implied; a natural capacity for success in some department of mental or…

Usually in plural. A thing which is or has been acquired (in various senses); esp. a personal attainment, an accomplishment (as opposed to an innate…

The action of enduing; concrete that with which one is endued. figurative. A qualification, accomplishment, adornment.

A ‘gift’, power, capacity, or other advantage with which a person is endowed by nature or fortune.

With for, †to or infinitive. A person's natural aptitude for, or inclination towards, a specified thing or action.

Fitness, aptness, aptitude. Obsolete.

A talent or aptitude; an affinity or intuitive understanding. Frequently in to have a feeling for and variants.

A talent or aptitude; an (intuitive) understanding or awareness. Chiefly in to get (also have,etc.) a feel for.