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They were more loquacious, but still constrained by the ongoing criminal investigation into the matter.

The Hairless Mexican ate with huge mouthfuls, enjoying himself vastly, his eyes shone and he was loquacious.

The brandy made him a bit loquacious.

A kinder interpretation may be that, even for the loquacious Mr Campbell, there is not much left to say.

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Sister Mary Loquacious has been a devout Satanist since birth.

He is usually loquacious, but tonight he is rather silent.

He would put in his poem, a loquacious old fellow, like me, and he would call him Nestor.

Fishes in a public aquarium grow loquacious, oblivious of their lack of privacy privacy.

But even Mr Blagojevich, flamboyant and loquacious as he is, could not quite manage that.

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She wasn't used to loquacious carpenters.

"Loquacious, " said Mary Hodges in a hollow voice.

Kennedy had become almost as loquacious as Joe.

Jack is a silent boy, but loquacious on his favourite topic.

Online shoppers are a loquacious crowd.

He was very at ease. He was very - which, by the way Michael wasn't always - he was very loquacious.

Literary words, such as "serendipity, " "renaissance, " and " loquacious , " were also popular.

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For example, you could describe someone as "Tautologically loquacious" .

Often of loquacious in the rich brocade ear.

Boon Jie, Let me become more loquacious going deep into the friend group more;

loquacious adj. apt to talk too much; talkative

of few words Not conversational or loquacious; laconic:

If we are merely loquacious and loud talkers, then we can afford to stand very near together, cheek by jowl, and feel each other's breath;