- "verbosity"
include wordiness, verbiage, prolixity, grandiloquence,
garrulousness, expatiation, logorrhea, sesquipedalianism, and overwriting. The word...
-
Noted for
Garrulousness, Dies". The New York Times. Phillips,
Mccandlish (June 5, 1971). "Joe e. Lewis,
Nightclub Comic Noted for
Garrulousness, Dies"....
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their needs. Theoretically, oral-stage
fixations are
manifested as
garrulousness (talkativeness), smoking,
continual oral
stimulus (eating,
chewing objects)...
- Obama's
quick rise to
political stardom,
while Obama viewed Biden as
garrulous and patronizing.: 28, 337–338
Having gotten to know each
other during...
- the
craft answers in deep, tuba tones. The
dialogue becomes blissfully garrulous ...
there is a
conversational duet: the
music of the spheres." Williams...
- "Bachchan
seizes upon his
cranky character part,
making Bashkor as
garrulously funny in his
theories on
caste and
marriage as his
system is backed-up...
-
married her on 10
September 1894. She was
famous for
being irascible,
garrulous,
eccentric and outspoken, but to all
appearances the
marriage was essentially...
-
twitching hands",
moves "comically from
painfully shy "wallpaper" to
garrulous,
amorous male.
Variety magazine considered his
performance to be "as magnetic...
- his thirties, and for his
acting range, from
frenetic intensity and
garrulousness to
refined genteel introspection. To the mid-1980s
generation of British...
- "sincere" father, but also "a busy-body, [who] is
accordingly officious,
garrulous, and impertinent". In Act II,
Hamlet refers to
Polonius as a "tedious...
