1. (affix) DemonstrAtive, informAtive, talkAtive.

2. Don't be so talkative.

3. She's a lively, talkative person.

4. The inebriated man became very talkative.

5. Chatty definition is - fond of chatting : talkative

6. They are not a talkative pair.

7. She was in a talkative mood.

8. You ＇ re warmhearted ; but you ＇ re talkative.

9. Of, relating to, or associated with: talkAtive

10. Mulcahey at least was talkative and attentive.

11. People began forming into little talkative groups.

12. Blabbermouthed meaning Talkative, especially in an indiscreet manner.

13. Of all my sculptures, it's the most talkative.

14. He was accompanied by an ebullient, talkative blonde.

15. They were opionative, peevish, covetous, porase, vain, talkative.

16. Maria used to be fun-loving and talkative.

17. She winked a warning to the talkative boy.

18. I felt stimulated - mentally alert, talkative and sociable.

19. The wine was making her more relaxed and talkative.

20. He is a nice geezer, but a little talkative.

21. Babbly definition: babbling; chatty ; talkative Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

22. She would have been a talkative woman if she could.

23. Alin can be recognized as a talkative , brilliant, excellent and smart

24. She became more and more talkative as the evening went on.

25. Bigmouth definition, a loud, talkative person, especially one who lacks discretion

26. 6 synonyms for Blabbermouthed: bigmouthed, blabby, talkative, talebearing, tattling, leaky

27. Then this is a fairly talkative, verbose kind of chair.

28. Mouth, like thus, a love played the tirelessly talkative naissance.

29. A stupid fellow is talkative; a wise man is meditative.

30. Mary was sometimes overshadowed by the more talkative members of the family.

31. 25 synonyms for Chatty: talkative, informal, effusive, garrulous, gabby, gossipy, newsy, conversational

32. A very boastful and talkative person Familiarity information: Blowhard used as a …

33. Although she is aware of her death, Meiko is talkative and lively.

34. He is a talkative, humorous person with his allies and enemies alike.

35. He's a talkative guy, and I struck up a conversation with him.

36. He's not very talkative, except on the subject of his plants.

37. Blatherskite definition: a talkative silly person Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

38. Sue is the extrovert in the family; opinionated, talkative and passionate about politics.

39. I am a talkative, loyal, gentle, smart, and charming and Bluffness woman

40. He is talkative when he has a few drinks under his belt.

41. Synonyms for "Blabbermouthed": bigmouthed; blabby; talkative; indiscreet leaky; talebearing; tattling; communicative; communicatory

42. The talkative driver hadn't stopped chatting from the moment Mark had entered the cab.

43. She's either really talkative and you can't shut her up or else she's silent.

44. Somehow I always end up alone in a room with my talkative aunt.

45. When enforcing rules, parents need not and generally should not be very talkative.

46. He suddenly became very talkative, his face slightly flushed, his eyes much brighter.

47. At the moment, Peter is lucid and quite talkative, but his condition is becoming worse.

48. America is a talkative and noisy nation. So are the American people. Dr T.P.Chia 

49. Synonyms for Blabbermouthed include bigmouthed, garrulous, loose-lipped, loquacious, indiscreet, big-mouthed, chatty, talkative, gabby and conversational

50. Synonyms for Ambagious include verbose, wordy, prolix, garrulous, rambling, talkative, windy, loquacious, diffuse and gabby

51. I was very talkative before marriage but after marriage I don't know what happened to me.

52. However, on striking up a conversation, Chalk, a little the worse for drink, became talkative and boastful.

53. He was not talkative, but once wound up he charmed them all with his stories of life in California.

54. Its lobby was crowded, people discouraged by the weather sitting on fat couches or standing in talkative groups.

55. Gradually the talkative groups settled into a contented silence, but no one seemed disposed to go to sleep.

56. Aries tend to venture out into the world and leave impressions on others that they are exciting, vibrant and talkative.

57. Some male Budgies can learn to whistle and mimic hundreds of words of human speech while females generally aren’t as talkative

58. To Dexter the producer seemed much more self-confident than on the morning after the murder, talkative and charming.

59. While he remained talkative when talking about literature with friends, he kept silent most time on politics and social activities.

60. 🔊 When Tom was caught cheating on the final exam, he had to endure an Animadversion from the talkative principal

61. Telephone calls, walk-in clients, that talkative colleague across the way: Unplanned conversations can have a dramatic affect on productivity in the workplace.

62. (An American Translation; New International Version) She is boisterous and stubborn, talkative and headstrong, loud and self-willed, brazen and defiant.

63. Braggart may be defined as “ A person who does a lot of bragging ” and “ A very boastful and talkative person ”

64. Indian psyche is more attuned to "gnana marga (Cogitative) and bhashana marga" (talkative) instead of "karma marga" (active)

65. They were not only opinionative, peevish, covetous, morose, vain, talkative, but incapable of friendship, and dead to all natural affection, which never descended below their grandchildren.

66. An "Blen" typically has black hair, They are often shy, but once you get to know them they are fun, talkative, and wild

67. Blowhard: 1 n a very boastful and talkative person Synonyms: boaster , braggart , bragger , line-shooter , vaunter Type of: egoist , egotist , swellhead a conceited and self-centered person

68. Almost every Scotch Beggar I met in the States of America was inclined to be talkative, and yet they all managed to conceal their private affairs

69. "One gender isn't inherently more talkative than the other, it's just that a lot of times it depends on the situation and gender role influences, " Leaper said.

70. "So even though on the average we're finding a slight trend toward men being more talkative than women, we found larger differences when you looked at particular situations, " Leaper said.

71. Blabbermouthed: 1 adj unwisely talking too much Synonyms: bigmouthed , blabby , talkative indiscreet lacking discretion; injudicious adj prone to communicate confidential information Synonyms: leaky , talebearing , tattling communicative , communicatory able or tending to communicate

72. How to Stop a Dog From Barking - 3 Simple Tips Any pet parent that has had the misfortune of living with a dog that’s especially talkative, knows how irritating Barking dogs can be.

73. The Epicureans and Stoics for the most part rated him as a talkative lounger in the agora and either Berated him with ridicule upon the Hill of Ares or waved him aside (Acts 17:16-32)

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75. (obsolete, chemistry) That produces coloured precipitates· colourful 2015 December 23, Zhou, Debra, “Enchanted Nights at Bloedel Conservatory”, in Georgia Straight‎[1]: It's a magical place filled with luscious tropical greens, Colorific rare flowers, and talkative birds with personalities—all underneath a futuristic dome sky

76. Braggart: 1 n a very boastful and talkative person Synonyms: blowhard , boaster , bragger , line-shooter , vaunter Type of: egoist , egotist , swellhead a conceited and self-centered person adj exhibiting self-importance Synonyms: big , boastful , bragging , braggy , cock-a-hoop , crowing , self-aggrandising , self-aggrandizing proud feeling

77. Noun Anecdotage talkative or garrulous old age 3; noun Anecdotage a collection of anecdotes 3; noun Anecdotage senility, as characterized by the telling of rambling anecdotes 3; noun Anecdotage the state of being advanced in age and strongly inclined to tell reminiscent anecdotes: Grandfather is in his Anecdotage