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loquacious

loh kway shuhs

  • s  full of trivial conversation

  • Although the doctor came out to be loquacious, he was actually diverting the attention of the patient from the pain through his continuous talk.
  • She's just sevena loquacious, blue-eyed second-grader at the public Hunnewell School in Wellesley, Mass.
  • The man who was the most loquacious of athletes ("I am the onliest of boxing's poet laureates") now says almost nothing: he moves slowly through the crowds and signs autographs.
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  • WATCH: The Ladies of Rosewood Get a Step Closer to Finding 'A' in 'Pretty Little Liars'
    On Tuesday night's episode of Pretty Little Liars , we were introduced to a very loquacious grey parrot who, strangely enough, might possess an answer or two about Alison's death. In next week's episode titled "Cat's Cradle," the ladies of Rosewood get handed yet another clue that just might help them to solve the mystery. Upon discovering a few of Alison's belongings, the girls are eventually ...
    June 20, 2013 - Zimbio
Quotes

  • Frank McCourt in New York Times Blogs (blog)
    Wondering how he survived, Mr. McCourt writes, "People everywhere brag about the woes of their early years, but nothing can compare with the Irish version: the poverty, the shiftless loquacious alcoholic father; the pious defeated mother moaning by...
  • Tony Magistrale in Houston Chronicle
    King is certainly loquacious,says Tony Magistrale, who has written two books on King, one forthcoming in 2010. "His compulsion to write is the compulsion other people have toward sex and beer. It's really important for him. He writes every...
  • Matt Ridley in International Herald Tribune
    Throughout, he stayed true to himself: ebullient, loquacious, charming, skeptical, tenacious,Ridley writes in an eloquent coda."He would have liked to find the seat of consciousness and to see the retreat of religion. He had to settle for...

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