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loquacious - Dictionary definition and meaning for loquacious

LOQUACIOUS

  • (adj.) full of trivial conversation

    "kept from her housework by gabby neighbors"

    synonyms : chatty , gabby , garrulous , talkative , talky

    She is a vivacious and loquacious lady who never runs out of stories to tell. -added by Administrator

    He became more garrulous after drinking a couple of beers. -added by nithi

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Mnemonics for loquacious

  • (Tag: ) it is derived from the root word 'loqua'... which refers to SPEECH or TALK

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  • (Tag: Tamil) Remember Loqua with mokka.

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  • (Tag: ) loquacious : loq(speech,talk)+voracious.

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  • (Tag: Indian) pickup 'lok' from this word which means people. Now think of Indian Lok Sabha where there are many loquacious politicians.

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  • (Tag: ) Loquacious --Loquat (Talk) + Cious sounds (She -always) –She is always talkative

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  • (Tag: ) talks like a LOCOMOTIVE

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  • (Tag: ) In lokshabha people speak trivial things

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