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Latin garrulus, "
talkative", a form of the verb garrīre, "to chatter". The
adjective may
describe a
person who is
excessively talkative,
especially about...
- and
productivity short sleep patterns self-****urance, self-confidence
talkativeness risk-taking/sensation s****ing love of
attention cheerfulness and joviality...
- Kigezi,
Uganda July 1963
running mania running,
chest pain, agitation,
talkativeness, violence, anorexia, exhaustion, quietness, and
depression Mbale, Uganda...
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Talkative Man is a
novel by R. K.
Narayan first published in 1986 by Heinemann. Like his
earlier novels, this one is also set in the
fictional town of...
- Theoretically, oral-stage
fixations are
manifested as
garrulousness (
talkativeness), smoking,
continual oral
stimulus (eating,
chewing objects), and alcoholism...
- ¡Qué
familia tan cotorra! (English: What a
talkative family!) is a 1973
Mexican comedy film
directed by
Fernando Cortés. It is the
sequel to the film...
- (also
spelled extroversion) is
typically ****ociated with sociability,
talkativeness, and high energy,
while introversion is
linked to introspection, reserve...
- hours.
Anecdotal reports describe increased alertness,
physical energy,
talkativeness, sociability, sedation,
changes in mood, and pain
relief following kratom...
- Deipnosophists, 13.596.f
Beginning of the
Consuls of the
Romans Plutarch, On
Talkativeness,
Moralia 505.E Polyaenus, Strategems, 8.45
Entry Amphicrates[usurped]...
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unusual behaviors and actions, and a
markedly distinctive increase in
talkativeness and confidence,
commonly exhibited with a
flight of
creative ideas....
