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Meanings of talky in English
Synonyms
Examples for "gabby"
Examples for "gabby"
1
In the old place, his wife, Christine had been the gabby one.
2
He'd be dead-sure to tell that gabby girl he's going to marry.
3
What in the world does this gabby busybody expect to happen?
4
I refused to allow my concern for Gabby's safety to overpower me.
5
I'd come to think of that outing as the Great Gabby Grope.
1
Outside in the garden the crows and squirrels were awake, and talkative.
2
He was not especially talkative, although he managed this without seeming unfriendly.
3
He now appeared much more talkative; the deputy was taking rapid notes.
4
She was very talkative for a moment; subconscious excitement was the cause.
5
We got a statement off her already, but she sure was talkative.
1
The letter is in a chatty style that assures its being read.
2
This chatty girl was soon an object of scorn: a female chav.
3
France was the home of the memoir, personal, chatty, spicy and unphilosophic.
4
Doc Reardon had been known to be, well, overly chatty on occasion.
5
But Isabelle was chatty and informative all the way to the Tate.
1
Moreover, it quickens the garrulous mind, and steadies the happiness of love.
2
Judge Straight knew the whole story, and old men are sometimes garrulous.
3
Bessie liked the kindly, garrulous old ladies, and promised to be neighborly.
4
He would not have wished a garrulous eulogy or a cumbrous epitaph.
5
The purple grackles are a garrulous, gossipy set, as every one knows.
1
At home, in the woods, he is the most frolicsome and loquacious.
2
On the other hand, the bell-ringer was far more loquacious than usual.
3
When the clerk told him seven-thirty, he grinned and became undignifiedly loquacious.
4
He spoke to me with kindness, and I grew confiding and loquacious.
5
I now sometimes become loquacious- asuresign that I am growing old.
Usage of talky in English
1
For all its strengths, there's no denying that the film is talky.
2
Reservoir Dogs made the talky, highly referential geezer thriller a viable option.
3
Tech credits shine in a movie that is talky yet somehow still cinematic.
4
Moreover, he was talky, aggressive, and more inclined to be heard and felt.
5
No letter at all, dearest, this; merely talky-talky.-Yourswithout words.
6
I hear dem talky, talky, when dey no tink I listen, just as before.
7
She's a good girl, not too talky, not too stupid.
8
Present-tense action is static and talky, the constantly coaxing music no substitute for effective pacing.
9
Distance obviates any talky-talky from ship to base once the Solar System has been cleared.
10
Treatments can be anything from talky-therapy like CBT to a medication regime to electro-shock therapy.
11
They went through the hotel with drawn guns "lookin' for the talky nigger."
12
He go talky talky to de men, and try to make dem mutinous like hisself.
13
But recollections of the past are making me "talky," and, I fear, tedious.
14
She's not very talky, but I'm sort of surprised.
15
There will be a hearing and talky-talk and I must listen respectfully while the abutments crumble.
16
He holds up a small mechanism like a walky-talky with a blinking red light on it.
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