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Meanings of talkative in inglés
Sinónimos
Examples for "blabby"
Examples for "blabby"
1
You guys used to say it was a prison tower for blabby kids.
2
Pete supposed this was true, but he hadn't realized how blabby he'd been until now.
3
Good old interfering Nina with her big, blabby mouth.
4
Because people get very blabby under an anaesthetic.
5
But unlike today's blabby bloggers, Barger steadily honed his one-paragraph posts into shorter and more compact bursts.
1
It is a careful, deeply held secret even the bigmouthed among us don't discuss.
2
Both are conscious of the narrative of their experience; Wiley says, "Bigmouthed evil girl kisses Jew on the grass."
3
"You are rather bigmouthed," said Maskull coolly.
4
"I am not staying here," Mat told the rafters, "with a bigmouthed Ogier and a fool whose head is too big for a hat.
Usage of talkative in inglés
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.
6
As you know, the President's father was not an especially talkative man.
7
Dunny accompanied me in the taxicab, but was less talkative than usual.
8
Finding himself with a talkative neighbour in the carriage, he chatted freely.
9
She wasn't especially talkative, nor did I have anything worth bringing up.
10
Juan became more talkative when someone speaking Spanish was in their vicinity.
11
He loved drinking much, and was talkative enough then; but quite peaceful.
12
Usually the boy was talkative, babbling so fast that nobody could understand.
13
He was in an excellent humor, in high spirits, and very talkative.
14
Even Harold was less talkative: the tones of his voice had harshened.
15
The Signora, strangely unlike her usual self, was not in talkative mood.
16
After the third dose of square-face he grew quite amiable and talkative.
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Talkative through the time
Talkative across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common