loquacious loh-KWAY-shuhs adjective WS #27

tending to talk a great deal; talkative; characterized by excessive or fluent speech

1. The loquacious child entertained passengers on the long flight with endless stories.
2. The loquacious professor often ran overtime in his lectures, much to students' dismay.
3. Despite being naturally loquacious, she learned to listen more during important meetings.
4. Her loquacious nature made her an excellent talk show host and interviewer.
5. The loquacious dinner guest dominated the conversation for the entire evening.