loquacious

• “The fascist leader characteristically indulges in loquacious statements about himself.”

  Early Monday « Gerry Canavan

• “Americans called a loquacious boasting people; now, as far as my limited acquaintance with them goes, I consider they are almost laconic, and if”

  The Backwoods of Canada Being Letters From The Wife of an Emigrant Officer, Illustrative of the Domestic Economy of British America

• “Milo Slade, a 33-year-old home health-care aide suffers from habitual, unignorable impulses to do any number of odd, "pressure-releasing" actions, from twisting open the vacuum-sealed tops of jelly jars (he keeps a supply on hand in his car trunk) to inducing others to speak aloud in spontaneous conversation a random word ( "loquacious," for instance) that has popped into Milo's head.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Dangerous and Strange

• “So even in ancient times the Romans already knew the Gauls were "loquacious", aggressive, and argumentative, or in a word "rooster like.”

  Archive 2008-01-27

• “As he was an orator, and by no means a great one, being stigmatised as "loquacious" by”

  The History of Roman Literature From the earliest period to the death of Marcus Aurelius

• “KOTA BARU: She may not have understood the meaning of "loquacious" but that did not stop”

  nst online

• “A quote from Paula Giddings portrays Obama similarly: "That Barack Obama would choose for his life partner a nearly six-foot-tall, incredibly smart, loquacious lioness of a woman told us virtually all we needed to know about his fundamental character -- and the way he felt about us.”

  The Huffington Post: Geri Spieler: Big Girls Don't Cry by Rebecca Traister

• “Among the road blocks, there are, for starters, the numerous theories -- highly loquacious in cyberspace -- that contend not only that flu vaccination is overtly dangerous, but that there is a systematic effort to delude the public about those dangers.”

  The Huffington Post: David Katz, M.D.: What to Do About Flu? Get Vaccinated

• “The normally loquacious Chavez, who Venezuelans are used to seeing in near daily television appearances, has been unusually quiet since the surgery more than two weeks ago.”

  The Guardian: New images of Hugo Chavez aired on Cuban television

• “There is nothing like the loquacious mayhem of a summer picnic with close friends to bring out the very best in serendipitous, anarchic explorations of wine, food and opinions.”

  Q&A: Bob Madill, General Manager, Sheldrake Point Vineyard

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