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1. (adj.) talkative
inclined to talk a great deal.
Etymology: (1910–15, Amer.; talk+ (mov )ie)
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1. (adj) chatty, gabby, garrulous, loquacious, talkative, talky
full of trivial conversation
"kept from her housework by gabby neighbors"
2. (adj) bigmouthed, blabbermouthed, blabby, talkative
unwisely talking too much
3. (adj) expansive, talkative
friendly and open and willing to talk
"wine made the guest expansive"
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1. (adjective) talkative
talking a lot
a talkative young man
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1. (adj) talkative
given to much talking
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Sense: talking a lot
a talkative person.
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 Afrikaans: spreeksaam |
 Arabic: ثَرْثار |
 Bulgarian: приказлив |
 Brazilian: falador |
 Czech: mnohomluvný |
 German: geschwätzig |
 Danish: snakkesalig |
 Greek: ομιλητικός |
 Spanish: hablador |
 Estonian: jutukas |
 Farsi: پر حرف |
 Finnish: puhelias |
 French: bavard |
 Hebrew: פַּטפֵּטַן |
 Hindi: बातूनी |
 Croatian: govorljiv, brbljav |
 Hungarian: bőbeszédű |
 Indonesian: suka bicara |
 Icelandic: málglaður |
 Italian: loquace |
 Japanese: おしゃべりな |
 Korean: 말이 많은 |
 Lithuanian: šnekus |
 Latvian: runātīgs; pļāpīgs |
 Malay: suka bercakap |
 Dutch: praatziek |
 Norwegian: snakkesalig, pratsom |
 Polish: gadatliwy |
 Portuguese: falador |
 Romanian: vorbăreţ |
 Russian: разговорчивый |
 Slovak: zhovorčivý, mnohovravný |
 Slovenian: klepetav |
 Serbian: pričljiv |
 Swedish: pratsam |
 Thai: ช่างพูด |
 Turkish: konuşkan |
 Taiwanese: 健談的 |
 Ukrainian: балакучий, говіркий |
 Urdu: باتوني |
 Vietnamese: lắm lời |
 Chinese: 健谈的 |
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