garrulous

New York's garrulous clan of artists.

Polonius is portrayed as a foolish, garrulous old man.

She is known for being garrulous and never running out of things to say.

The garrulous old man at the park tells stories to anyone who will listen.

Her garrulous nature makes her a great conversationalist at parties.

Despite being garrulous, he is a good listener when someone needs to talk.

The garrulous salesperson talked non-stop, trying to convince us to buy the product.

His garrulous personality can be exhausting for those who prefer quiet.

The garrulous parrot in the pet store entertained customers with its constant chatter.

She tried to avoid the garrulous neighbor who always had gossip to share.

His garrulous tendencies often led to him revealing more than he intended.

The professor's garrulous lectures were both informative and entertaining.

My uncle, usually so garrulous, was struck dumb likewise.

Early Greek literature is plastic and garrulous.

Blanche LeHaye, the garrulous, was strangely silent.

The man was pleased and garrulous.

She was a garrulous, cantankerous, terrific teacher, and she never taught again.

She was boisterous and garrulous one minute, then weepy and furious the next.

Auguste was charmed with Poirot's interest, and was quite inclined to be garrulous.

She lingered for a few moments, and was garrulous over some detail of the household.

Lyng was not one of the garrulous old houses that betray the secrets intrusted to them.

Finally Richard Caramel arrived for a garrulous and to Gloria painfully literary week-end, during which he discussed himself with Anthony long after she lay in childlike sleep up-stairs.