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Talkative vs Multiloquous - What's the difference?

talkative | multiloquous |


As adjectives the difference between talkative and multiloquous

is that talkative is tending to talk a lot while multiloquous is very talkative.

Talkative vs Yackety - What's the difference?

talkative | yackety |


As adjectives the difference between talkative and yackety

is that talkative is tending to talk a lot while yackety is (informal) talkative, garrulous.

Talkative vs Unreticent - What's the difference?

talkative | unreticent |


As adjectives the difference between talkative and unreticent

is that talkative is tending to talk a lot while unreticent is not reticent; talkative.

Talkative vs Bigmouthed - What's the difference?

talkative | bigmouthed |


As adjectives the difference between talkative and bigmouthed

is that talkative is tending to talk a lot while bigmouthed is (of a person) loud or talkative, especially in an indiscreet manner.

Talkative vs Blabby - What's the difference?

talkative | blabby | Synonyms |

Blabby is a synonym of talkative.



As adjectives the difference between talkative and blabby

is that talkative is tending to talk a lot while blabby is tending to blab or gossip a lot.

Talkative vs Chinny - What's the difference?

talkative | chinny |


As adjectives the difference between talkative and chinny

is that talkative is tending to talk a lot while chinny is having a prominent chin.

Talkative vs Nontalkative - What's the difference?

talkative | nontalkative |


As adjectives the difference between talkative and nontalkative

is that talkative is tending to talk a lot while nontalkative is not talkative.

Talkative vs Motormouthed - What's the difference?

talkative | motormouthed | Synonyms |

Talkative is a synonym of motormouthed.


As adjectives the difference between talkative and motormouthed

is that talkative is tending to talk a lot while motormouthed is (of a person) being a motor mouth; inclined to talk too much.

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